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FT launches combined audience metric
The Financial Times has introduced a new circulation measure to calculate the total number of people who access paid-for FT content each day through global print and digital channels.
NRS March 2010: Grazia and New among few magazines to increase readership
The latest set of NRS figures shows declining readerships for most magazines, but Northern & Shell's New and Bauer Media's Grazia have succeeded in bucking the trend in the women's weekly sector.
Apple's profits surge by 90%
LONDON - Apple has reported a 90% leap in its second quarter profits to $3bn (£1.94bn), boosted by huge demand for the iPhone.
NEWSPAPER ABCs: The Independent achieves first rise of 2010
LONDON - Alexander Lebedev, the incoming owner of The Independent, will be pleased to note that his newly acquired daily newspaper posted its first circulation rise of the year, according to the lates...
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