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All of the main terrestrial channels recorded a year on year decline in viewing share according to the July figures, with the exception of BBC One, which increased its share by 0.5 percentage points year on year.Other channels saw a year on year increase in viewing share of 2.3 percentage points.All ViewingBBC One enjoyed a… Continue reading Television Viewing Round-Up – July 2008

Internet users have grown by 1.8 million people in the past year according to data released by research company BMRB. According to figures for the second quarter of 2008, the YOY change for this period is 6.2%. Year on year analysis indicates that while more people are going online for the first time it is… Continue reading Online Usage Round-Up Q2 2008

Future Publishing’s Official Nintendo Magazine enjoyed an impressive year on year rise in circulation of around 27.5% for the January to June period according to the latest ABC data.It now has a total figure of over 61,000 copies.Playstation magazine PSM3 also reported a healthy year on year increase, of 29.5%, to more than 31,000 copies.The… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Impressive Circulation Increases In Gaming Sector

Q magazine remained top of the music mags despite a decline of over 17,000 copies year on year for January to June 2008, according to the latest ABC data.The title, now reports a figure of around 113,000 copies after a significant 13% year on year decline.IPC’s NME also saw a relatively large percentage drop of… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008: Q Magazine Stays Top Of Declining Music Market

BBC Magazines’ Top Of The Pops has recorded an impressive 26% year on year circulation increase in the latest ABC figures for January to June 2008.It is also one of only two magazines to see a period on period rise in the teen sector, up by 4.3% to over 130,000 copies.Panini UK Ltd’s Mizz magazine… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Top Of The Tops Magazine Shines In Teen Sector

Free magazine Shortlist had the highest circulation in the men’s lifestyle sector according to the latest ABC consumer magazine figures.The title had a total figure of more than 481,000 copies. As it only launched in September 2007 it is not possible to make a year on year comparison, however it was up 4% on last… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Mixed Period For Men’s Lifestyle Magazines

The latest ABC consumer magazine figures, for January to June 2008, see free magazines topping the men’s lifestyle sector, while Glamour and Take A Break have the highest circulations in the women’s monthly and weekly sectors respectively.Men’s free weekly magazine Shortlist is the men’s lifestyle title with the highest circulation, at more than 481,000 copies,… Continue reading ABC Consumer Magazine Headlines Jan-Jun 2008

The latest consumer magazine ABC figures show that H Bauer’s Take A Break once again topped the women’s weekly market, with a total circulation of just under 982,000 copies.However, the title suffered a slight year on year downturn, of around 3.5%, taking its circulation below the one million mark.Northern & Shell’s OK! enjoyed a year… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:Take A Break Stays On Top Of Women’s Weekly Market

In-store magazine Homebase Ideas has the highest circulation in the home interest sector, at just under 427,000 copies, following a year on year rise of around 2%.At number two in the sector, fellow in-store magazine Ikea Family Live has a circulation of 350,000 copies.Country Living‘s circulation now stands at just under 200,000 copies following a… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:In-Store Mags Take Top Two Spots In Home Interest Sector

All the titles in the TV Listing Magazines sector have seen period on period circulation declines in the latest ABC release for January to June 2008.The titles also saw year on year decreases, with the exception of TV Choice, which gained nearly 2,500 copies to give it a total circulation of around 1.4 million copies… Continue reading ABC Results Jan-Jun 2008:All TV Listing Titles See Circulation Declines This Period