ABC May 2013: Independent sees growth

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the Independent’s digital platform saw the biggest percentage growth across the month, up 6.4%, according to the latest ABC figures.

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The MailOnline continues to lead the online newsbrands with the greatest number of average unique browsers – 8.2 million each day, up 5.1% month on month – according to the latest ABC figures.

However, it was the Independent’s digital platform that saw the biggest percentage growth across the month, up 6.4%.

Mirror Digital Group also saw an increase in daily viewers, up 5.5% to 1.24 million.

The Telegraph online and guardian.co.uk were the only two platforms to experience a loss over the month – down -6.2% and -2.2%, respectively – however, the guardian.co.uk still sits comfortably as the second most visited online news platform, with average daily browsers reaching almost 4.7 million.

SiteMay 13 Daily Average Unique BrowsersApr 13 Daily Average Unique BrowsersChange% Change
MailOnline8,234,0437,833,182400,8615.1
guardian.co.uk4,665,4144,771,866-106,452-2.2
Telegraph2,853,8193,041,594-187,775-6.2
The Sun1,777,3601,698,57278,7884.6
The Independent1,203,8261,131,15072,6766.4
Mirror Group Digital1,240,9021,176,21764,6855.5
ABC Online National Newspapers – May 2013

Source: ABC

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