ABC September 2013: Independent online sees strongest growth

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The latest ABC results for online national newspapers paints a healthy picture for digital, with just the Mirror Group Digital seeing any decline across the period.

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The latest ABC results for UK newsbrands’ online platforms paints a healthy picture for digital, with just the Mirror Group Digital seeing any decline across the period.

Down -13.2%, the Mirror Group Digital lost almost 230,000 average daily unique browsers in September, taking its total to just over 1.5 million per day.

The Independent online reported the biggest percentage increase, up 6.6% to almost 1.4 million, followed by the MailOnline, up 5.4% to just short of 9.5 million average unique daily browsers.

Guardian.co.uk added just over 80,000 unique daily browsers (up 1.8%), while the Telegraph online added an extra 92,000 (up,1.8%).

ABC Sep 13 Trend
ABC Sep 13 Change
SiteSep 13 Daily Average Unique BrowsersAug 13 Daily Average Unique BrowsersChange% Change
MailOnline9,490,3329,004,285486,0475.4
guardian.co.uk4,600,1404,519,84980,2911.8
Telegraph3,200,3883,108,35392,0353.0
The Independent1,380,6731,295,17085,5036.6
Mirror Group Digital1,502,9791,731,520-228,541-13.2
ABC Online National Newspapers – September 2013

Source: ABC



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