Passage Summary: Newspapers are ditching book reviews for stuff they think people like more, but that's a bad move. It just makes the regular readers mad and tries to attract people who would rather watch TV than read anyway.

Conclusion: The decision by newspapers to replace book reviews with features deemed more popular by focus groups is a mistake.

Reasoning: This strategy backfires because it loses dedicated readers while failing to capture casual readers who prefer television over newspapers.

Analysis: The phrase 'Such a move is ill-advised' is the central claim. The first sentence provides the context (the 'move' being described), and the final sentence provides the evidence (the 'why' it's ill-advised). In 'Identify the Conclusion' tasks, look for the opinion that the rest of the text is trying to prove; here, the author's judgment on the newspaper's strategy is the heart of the argument.