The latest figures for the national newspaper round-up reveal that all sectors were down for the month of November, with just a small handful of titles experiencing marginal growth.
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According to data recently released by online measurement company Nielsen, the UK’s online universe grew slightly during October, resulting in a total of 41.6 million users.
The latest results paint a healthier picture for newsbrands, however it was bad news for the Sun as the recent introduction of a paywall saw its online readership decline -7.2%.
The Sun on Sunday was down over 600,000 readers, with just the FT, ‘i’ and Sunday Times recording any growth at all.
The latest TV market round-up for October paints a healthy picture for commercial television channels, with Total Satellite revenue up almost 40% year on year.
The inexplicable rise of BBC Two’s twee Great British Bake Off proves to be the stand out performance of the month, giving Auntie Beeb’s second channel its only appearance in the top programmes list.
Despite comfortably keeping its title as the second most popular online newsbrand, the Guardian was down -5.8% to secure a little over 4.6 million daily users.
The latest ABC results for national newspaper print circulations show the Daily Mail and the Sun experienced declines in October, whilst the Sun on Sunday was down almost 200,000 copies over the year.
BBC One’s new big budget fantasy drama Atlantis got off to flying start this month as peachy-buns-german-baumschnecken helped The Great British Bake Off cook up ratings success.
September saw the UK’s online universe hold steady around the 40 million users mark after a slight decline throughout the year. 40.8 million people across the UK went online, leading to a YOY fall of 2.6 million users.