FINANCIAL TIMES CIRC INCREASE
December 10th 2007 07:17
FINANCIAL TIMES THE ONLY QUALITY UK DAILY TO POST SALES INCREASE
The Financial Times posted a 2.75 percent year-on-year increase in sales last month compared to November 2006, the only UK daily quality paper to do so, according to the Guardian.
The Financial Times sales were 444,880 copies a day in November, but the US and European editions saw a combined month-on-month loss of 5,582 copies.
All the other national quality dailies posted year-on-year circulation declines, with the Daily Telegraph the only paper to post a rise of just 0.05 percent month-on-month for November.
The Daily Telegraph's 882,873 circulation, a 2.04 percent year-on-year drop, was boosted by 96,226 copies sold daily to airlines, gyms and hotels at a discounted rate.
The Independent was the biggest year-on-year loser in percentage terms in the daily quality sector, down 8.01 percent to 233,423 last month.
The Guardian's average daily circulation was 364,513, down 2.12 percent month-on-month and 6.7 percent compared to November 2006.
The Times sold an average of 636,946 copies. This was down 2.57 percent year-on-year and 0.93 percent compared to October.
- From MediaBlab by Peter Olszewski via Factiva
The Financial Times posted a 2.75 percent year-on-year increase in sales last month compared to November 2006, the only UK daily quality paper to do so, according to the Guardian.
The Financial Times sales were 444,880 copies a day in November, but the US and European editions saw a combined month-on-month loss of 5,582 copies.
All the other national quality dailies posted year-on-year circulation declines, with the Daily Telegraph the only paper to post a rise of just 0.05 percent month-on-month for November.
The Independent was the biggest year-on-year loser in percentage terms in the daily quality sector, down 8.01 percent to 233,423 last month.
The Guardian's average daily circulation was 364,513, down 2.12 percent month-on-month and 6.7 percent compared to November 2006.
The Times sold an average of 636,946 copies. This was down 2.57 percent year-on-year and 0.93 percent compared to October.
- From MediaBlab by Peter Olszewski via Factiva
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