National ABCs: Daily Star sees biggest drop
14 October 2011
The Daily Star saw the biggest drop in circulation in September for a national daily falling 21.2 per cent year on year to 681,268, according to the latest ABC fgures.
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Mail Online stays top with 75m monthly web browsers
22 September 2011
Mail Online mantained a strong lead over Guardian.co.uk in August reaching 75m unique web browsers, according to figures released by ABC today.
Sunday Mirror remains biggest gainer from NoW demise
9 September 2011
Sunday Mirror remains biggest winner from demise of the News of the World - full national press circulation breakdown for August.
NoW demise prompts Sunday tabs sales explosion
12 August 2011
The closure of the News of the World on 10 July has had an explosive effect on the circulations of the surviving Sunday tabloids, audited sales figures for July revealed today.
Latest Sunday newspaper sales: Mirror is biggest winner
2 August 2011
The latest industry estimates suggest the Sunday Mirror is the only newspaper holding on to the majority if its gains following the closure of the News of the World on 10 July.
Poll reveals extent of damage for surviving Murdoch titles
19 July 2011
Exclusive research carried out for Press Gazette has revealed the extent to which the surviving News International newspapers have been damaged by the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.
ABCs: Mail on Sunday only national press sales riser
15 July 2011
The Mail on Sunday was the only national newspaper to increase sales year on year in June - leaving it potentially well placed to capitalise on the closure of the News of the World.
National ABCs: Mail on Sunday only paper up in May
10 June 2011
The Daily Star saw its circulation fall 14.7 per cent in May, according to the latest ABC figures.
NRS suggests big national press print readership falls
7 June 2011
The latest national newspaper readership estimates from the National Readership Survey suggest The Independent, the Financial Times and The Times have lost the most print readers over the last 12 months.
Daily Mail and Sunday Express both up in April
13 May 2011
Two national newspapers put on sales year on year in the royal wedding month of April, according to ABC: The Daily Mail (up 0.2 per cent to 2,100,300) and the Sunday Express (up 4.8 per cent to 601,666).
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Every national loses print sales in March
15 April 2011
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ABC merges print and online operations
21 March 2011
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NRS: Daily Star and Sun only nationals to avoid decline
28 February 2011
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ABC: i debuts with daily circulation of 133,472 in January
11 February 2011
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December chill falls over national press sales figures
14 January 2011
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Quality newspapers hit by double digit ABC declines
10 December 2010
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Seven nationals each suffer double digit drop
12 November 2010
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Paywall fails to stop Wapping print declines
15 October 2010
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ABCs: Times drops below 500,000 as all titles suffer falls
10 September 2010
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ABCe: Record-breaking Mail Online top for seventh month
26 August 2010
ABC - Regionals
Regional ABCs: circulation falls on 83 of 86 dailies
31 August 2011
Only three UK daily newspapers grew their circulation in the first six months of the year, according to new data from the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
ABCs: full breakdown of regional website traffic
31 August 2011
The number of daily visitors to regional news websites increased by more than 25 per cent in the first half of the year, according to figures released by the Audit Bureau of Circulation today.
Regional ABCs: 7 per cent of weeklies increase sales
31 August 2011
Seven per cent of paid-for weekly newspapers increased their circulation in the first six months of 2011 while 14 per cent saw a double-digit drop in circulation, figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulation show.
ABC merges print and online operations
21 March 2011
The Audit Bureau of Circulations is reorganising its print and digital elements into a single organisational strand to better reflect the shape of the publishing industry.
Regionals ABCe: Traffic to Trinity websites up 46%
23 February 2011
Trinity Mirror was the publishing group with the fastest growing network of news sites in the UK in the second half of last year, figures released today show.
Regional ABCs: Three out of 86 dailies put on sales
23 February 2011
Three of the 86 regional daily newspapers in the UK put on circulation year on year in the last six months of 2010.
Regional ABCs: Circulation falls on 92% of weeklies
23 February 2011
More than ninety per cent of paid-for weekly papers recorded a year-on-year fall in circulation in the second-half of last year, according to figures out today.
Regionals web traffic: Newsquest sites up 21%
25 August 2010
Newsquest was the regional publishing group with the fastest growing network of news websites in the UK in the first half of the year, figures released today show.
Regional ABCs: Improving picture for UK dailies
25 August 2010
Only one of the UK's 86 regional daily newspapers grew sales year-on-year in the first half of 2010 - the DC Thomson-owned Dundee Evening Telegraph.
Regional ABCs: 90% paid-for weeklies drop circulation
25 August 2010
Ninety per cent of paid-for weekly local and regional papers in the UK recorded year-on-year falls in circulation in the first-half of 2010, figures out today claim.
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Irish ABCs: Big falls across NI and the Republic
19 August 2010
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Northcliffe is fastest growing regional online network
25 February 2010
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Regional ABCs: Weekly sales continue to slide
25 February 2010
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Regional ABCs: Just two dailies add circulation
25 February 2010
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Regional daily ABCs may be worst ever
28 August 2009
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ABCe: Scotsman.com is leading regional website
27 August 2009
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Just 15 paid-for regional weeklies increase circulation
27 August 2009
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Many regional dailies tumble more than 10%
27 August 2009
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Irish ABCs: Evening Herald drops 10% as others suffer
20 August 2009
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Regional ABCs: 'Ultra-local' London weekly bucks trend
26 February 2009