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New figures from media watchdog Ofcom have revealed 65.9% of UK households watching digital television, up from 63.0% in the previous quarter. According to Ofcom’s figures, the total number of households viewing digital television grew by more than 760,000 year on year to almost 16.5 million. In total there are now more than 6.3 million… Continue reading Ofcom Estimates Show 65.9% Of Britain With Digital TV

Daily Newspaper MarketThe daily newspaper market saw a tumultuous month in November, with several quality titles managing to increase sales year on year, while both the mid market sector and the popular market suffered downturns across the board.The Guardian managed the largest increase in circulation year on year, adding 6.3% to total 401,029. However, the… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: November 2005

Specialist magazine firm, Future, has secured the licence to create the official Nintendo magazine in the UK, positioning the publisher to capitalise on the company’s forthcoming games console, the Nintendo Revolution.The exclusive licence builds on the successful relationship Future already has with Nintendo in mainland Europe, as the publisher of the French and Italian editions… Continue reading Future Scoops Official Nintendo Publishing Rights

Advertising expenditure in newspapers rose by 2.4% in the third quarter of 2005, with online up by an impressive 26.7%. The print medium did not fair so well seeing an increase of just 1.6%, with Q3’s modest gain the medium’s worst advertising performance this year. Despite a depressed market for the newspaper industry, online readership… Continue reading US Newspaper Adspend Up By 2.4% In Q3 Fuelled By Online Expenditure

Online newspaper websites are increasing in popularity, with new data from Nielsen//NetRatings showing a growth of 11% in unique visitors between October 2004 and October 2005, a rate faster than the 3% growth of active users on the entire internet. According to Nielsen//NetRatings, 39.3 million visitors logged onto newspaper websites in the US in October,… Continue reading Newspaper Websites Increase In Use

Daily Newspaper MarketBritain’s daily newspaper industry looked depressed during October, with the market as a whole shedding just under 3% from circulations.There were depressed circulations across the board in both the mid market and popular sectors, although the quality market provided a glimmer of hope with all three compact titles seeing year on year increases.Newest… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: October 2005

Customer magazines have the ability to communicate with difficult to reach audiences, with new research from the Association of Publishing Agencies (APA) finding that retail customer magazines elicit impressive levels of active response from the youth and grey markets. According to the APA, the media attracts a response rate of 84% from the youth market… Continue reading Customer Magazines Reach Difficult Audiences

New estimates from American analysis Goldman Sachs predict 2005 to be the US newspaper industry’s worst since the last advertising recession, with further gloom forecast for 2006. “2005 is shaping up as the industry’s worst year from a revenue growth perspective since the recession impacted 2001-2002 period,” the analyst claims, adding that growth next year… Continue reading US Newspaper Market Facing ‘Worst Year Since Recession’

Daily Newspaper MarketThe latest ABC results for the daily newspaper market in September showed the Guardian’s new Berliner format enjoying an increase of 7.4% in its circulation year on year, with the quality daily market overall enjoying a healthy performance during the month.The mid and popular market, however, was not so optimistic, with declines in… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up – September 2005

Daily Newspaper MarketQuality titles saw the only increase in readership during the six months to August, with the Guardian, Independent and Times all bucking the trend for decline to add double figure percentage growth year on year.The Guardian performed particularly well, adding 23.4% year on year. The newspaper will be expecting similarly positive figures in… Continue reading NRS National Newspaper Round-Up: August 2005