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DMGT'S national and regional titles axe nearly 600 jobs
Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT)'s national and regional papers have reported a 24% fall ... A N Media which publishes the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, free title Metro and regional ... revenue rose 4% to 183m, helped by the 5p cover-price rise of the Daily Mail. The company said that Mail Online the market-leading national newspaper website continues to perform strongly ...
Newspapers are better suited to Saturdays
Saturday. The Daily Mail also sells nearly a million more copies on a Saturday (1.7 million rising to 2 ... ,622 Daily Mail 2,664,730 1,730,610 The Daily Telegraph 760,956 519 ... have led to significant lifts across the industry being highlighted for all but one title (Daily Star ...
Johnston Press reports £144m pre-tax loss
as plotting to launch daily iPad apps for its bigger regional newspapers. Highfield said:" Although ...
NEWSPAPER ABCs: Sunday's Sun loses a quarter of launch circulation
had a circulation of 3,213,613. Although the Daily Star Sunday recorded the biggest year ... , the launch of The Sun in February appears to have hit the paper s circulation. The Daily Star Sunday had ... .9% year on year. The Mail on Sunday, which initially benefited from the closure of the News ...
AA reports UK ad spend lifted 2.7% in 2011
172.1 -6.6 1.10% Internet 4,784.10 16.8 29.70% Direct mail 1 ... . direct mail 3.8 Direct mail 18.4* *The data collection methodology for direct mail has been changed from Q1 2012 onwards Follow Arif Durrani on Twitter: @DurraniMix ...
ABC to enable newspapers to split Saturday from weekday circ figures
, the auditor will also publish daily average indices across each six-month periods, to enable planners to track ...
Mirror Online hit by 30% fall in users despite relaunch
The New York Times' daily traffic for the first time, according to comScore. In February, MailOnline ... February February Month on month Year on year Daily average (global) Total monthly (UK) daily change (%) daily change (%) MailOnline 5,745,989 30 ...
NEWSPAPER ABCs: The Times drops below 400,000 copies
triggered a price war in 1993, as the daily newspaper market showed continuing decline in February. ... .08 million copies in February. In the mid market, the Daily Mail fell 6% year on year to 1,945,496 copies ... The Times' daily average circulation in February was 397,549 copies, down 1.9% on January and down ... . In today's digital age, The Times is priced 1, the same as The Independent, and 20p cheaper than The Daily ...
FT profits jump 17% despite 'weak' advertising
subscribers overtaking print subscriptions in the US, taking their average daily global audience to 2 ...
NEWSPAPER ABCs: 20p i overtakes The Guardian after TV campaign
, its highest level since August 2011. The Daily Mirror was up 2.8% from December to 1,122,563 copies, and the Daily Mail returned above two million copies with a 0.8% rise. Click here for the full January 2012 ... 0.2%, while The Times is down 1% to 405,113 and The Daily Telegraph is up 1.6% to 596 ...
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