The UK’s online population enjoyed some growth in October with desktop-only users seeing a minute 0.8% rise, according to data recently released by online analytical company comScore.
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Doctor Foster, the return of The Apprentice and some big Rugby World Cup matches dominated October’s TV schedule.
The National Readership Survey has launched its sixth set of mobile and tablet estimates of newsbrand audience readership, alongside its quarterly print and desktop PC results.
The latest NRS results for the October 2014 – September 2015 period reveal that magazines are still best loved in their printed form, with just three of the measured titles dominated by mobile readership.
Sun+, which is set to scrap its paywall at the end of this month, also performed well, with online visits up 16% compared with September to a little under 1.3 million.
While the majority of circulations remained fairly static in October, the Daily Star saw solid circulation increases.
The UK’s desktop-only online population remained level in September 2015 with a total of 45.4 million individuals accessing the internet through PCs or laptops.
Rajar’s third quarter results for the radio market paint a largely healthy picture. Here, Newsline presents the key findings showing station and network reach, share and average listening hours.
As Rajar publishes its third quarter results for the radio market, Newsline presents a full round-up for the national stations and networks and the digital and breakfast markets.
Analogue listening declined year on year by 10.4% to just over half of listening, according to the latest Rajar results – representing a “tipping point” for digital.