publication in the UK, according to the ABCs for July. Its average daily traffic for the month was 1.7m, with
The Daily Star was the only daily newspaper to have increased its average circulation between April and September, rising 17.5% year on year to 863,805, according to the latest ABC figures. The Daily Star Sunday also increased its circulation, by 1.5% to 386,265.
News International's The Sun remains the highest-circulation daily in Britain, with an average of 3.1m from March to August, down 2.3% year-on-year. Its Sunday sister title, News of the World, had a circulation of 3m, down 5.2% for the same period.
The ABCs for the first half of 2001, released on Thursday, have been dominated by the rise and ...
differentiation. ABCs were being propped up by growing numbers of free copies, and the buying in of readers using...found in the latest ABCs for July to December 2004. Actively purchased sales are up 9.1% year on year ...
Climate change, political scandals and the war in Iraq have kept current-affairs titles in rude health.
The sector continues to mirror the activity in the console industry, with the dominant publisher, Future, launching the Official Xbox 360 Magazine to capitalise on a new product launch.
The fortunes of the console magazine market ebb and flow according to activity in the industry, which is in the middle of a fallow period. This has led to hugely disappointing sales.
Publishers are adopting fresh tactics in a bid to mitigate the effect of tough market conditions, writes Nicola Clark.
All the daily and Sunday red-tops were hit hard by falling sales in the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations report.
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