The Daily Telegraph and the Guardian record small declines, while the rest of the quality daily market maintains its growth for the third consecutive month – plus more from the London and Sunday markets.
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Since moving entirely online, The Independent has attracted more than 200,000 extra unique browsers – taking the total daily figure to almost 3.3 million.
A host of solid month on month growth figures should be turning heads, with the Times, i newspaper and the Observer leading the charge.
A total of 46,533,000 people accessed the internet throughout the month.
April was a tough month for the terrestrial channels, who all saw revenue fall compared to last year.
After a rather static February, March was a solid month for commercial terrestrial channels – all were up, with some substantially.
The Sun recorded an impressive 10.2% increase in its web traffic in March, equating to an extra 208,000 visitors a day.
Something a little unusual happened in the UK’s newspaper market last in March: a bout of month on month increases in circulations.
England’s success in the 6 Nations rugby championship, the finale of The Night Manager and yet another royal documentary were among March’s most popular shows.
February was a relatively static month for commercial terrestrial channels; however, total satellite revenue was up 17.1%.