Andrew Beaujon
Apr. 30, 2013
9:18 am
Alliance for Audited Media
U.S. newspapers saw daily circulation decrease on average by less than 1 percent from March 2012 to March 2013, according to the every-six-months report by the Alliance for Audited Media (formerly the Audit Bureau of Circulations). Sunday circulation was down 1.4 percent on average.
The Top 5 newspapers by average daily circulation: (You can click on the image for a larger version.)
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Andrew Beaujon
Nov. 15, 2012
7:14 am
The New York Times
The Audit Bureau of Circulations
will rename itself the Alliance for Audited Media, Stuart Elliott reports. “The new name is intended to be broader and not limited by the word ‘circulations,’ ” ABC president Michael J. Lavery tells Elliott.
“We’re certainly proud of our roots and will continue to be rooted in print for years and years to come,” Mr. Lavery said, but added that “as we’ve been extending our audit services we’ve become platform- and channel agnostic, including online, digital editions, newsletters and apps” along with print publications.
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Andrew Beaujon
Oct. 30, 2012
12:19 pm
The Washington Post's average Sunday circulation dropped 20.2 percent over 2011, according to the most
recent Audit Bureau of Circulations report. But
just like in the May report, the September report didn't count the Post's branded editions with its Sunday numbers.
That branded edition is
Savings Now, an advertising product with editorial content that’s home-delivered to non-Post subscribers. It added 119,029 to the Sunday 2011 numbers. Subtract that from the difference between 2011's average Sunday circulation (846,019) and 2012's (674,751), and you have a real drop of 52,239, or a little more than 7 percent.
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Rick Edmonds
Oct. 30, 2012
10:20 am
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