Three red-tops – the Sun, Daily Sport and Daily Record – all reported declines of more than 10%. The Mirror recorded a much smaller fall, down 6.74% to 897,786. Last month, the Mirror distributed 45,000 bulk copies to places such as airports, up from 42,000 the previous March.
The Week appears to be a traditional magazine. It’s full of words, pictures, thoughts and opinions printed on paper, that are accompanied by lots of lovely full-page advertising
The Week appears to be a traditional magazine. It’s full of words, pictures, thoughts and opinions printed on paper, that are accompanied by lots of lovely full-page advertising
The decision to allow digital editions of magazines to be included in the mix at the start of the year helped to avoid the double-digit blood baths of previous reports
Booming sales of the Economist’s digital edition (up 72% YoY) has helped it leapfrog Private Eye to the overall number one spot among news magazines in, although the satirical title’s remains pre-eminent in print
As publishers continue to search for alternative revenue streams from the internet and digital products, the Audit Bureau of Circulations said on Thursday sales of the hundreds of paid-for weekly and monthly titles fell 4.4% compared with the previous six months. For the full story read The Guardian
