In France the figures are public and funilly enough, two of the three receiving the most public funding are conservative titles.
With one of them (Le Figaro) being famous for complaining about how much help the progressives/left titles are getting.
The Guardian US expects to hit $44 million in voluntary reader donations in the U.S. and Canada this year, up 33 percent over last year [..].
These contributions account for more than 60 percent of the American operation’s total revenue, which last year exceeded costs by $16 million
(the rest of its revenue comes from advertising and philanthropic support from foundations).
By my reckoning "more than 60 percent of the American operation’s total revenue" + "the rest of its revenue comes from" adds up to 100 percent.
Can you expand on what it is that you feel is not accounted for?
