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.
LONDON - The Sun was the only major daily newspaper to increase circulation in August, although red-top rival Daily Star was the outstanding performer of the year, according to ABC figures published today.
The Daily Star outshone the competition in both the daily and Sunday markets, according to June ABC figures. Its daily version achieved a year-on-year sales hike of 19% to 870,457 copies, and the Daily Star Sunday was up 5% to 386,069, mainly due to reduced cover prices at both titles. The Sunday Times'...
LONDON - The Daily Star is the only UK daily to have posted a year-on-year circulation hike in June, recording a massive 18.71% increase to 870,457 copies, according to the latest ABC data.
Consumers facing the daily grind of the recession are turning to escapist magazines, according to the latest ABC figures, covering the final six months of 2008.
Music weeklies suffered declines in circulation in the second half of 2008, with that of Bauer's Kerrang falling 32.1% year on year and IPC's NME by 24.3%.
Skymag, the UK's biggest magazine by circulation, has suffered a 3.3% fall, period on period. The title, which is distributed free to Sky TV customers every month, has a circulation of 7.2m. Its sister titles Sky Sports Magazine and Sky Movies Magazine are the UK's second- and third-most circulated...
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