Newsprint (noun)

1. A type of low-cost, low-quality paper used primarily for printing newspapers.
2. A newspaper or a section of a newspaper printed on this type of paper.

Origin:

From news + print, from the sense of "printed news material".

Examples:

1. The newspaper was printed on thin newsprint to keep production costs low.
2. He enjoyed reading the comics section of the newsprint every Sunday morning.
3. Newsprint has become a scarce commodity due to the rise of digital news sources.
4. Many newspaper companies are moving away from newsprint and towards digital printing.
5. The rough texture of the newsprint made it difficult to read the small print.