Sentence examples for based on readership from inspiring English sources
It is easier to split advertising revenues with publishers based on readership.
Revenue from the all-you-can-read subscriptions is then distributed among the publishers based on readership.
Titles from all children's magazines (targeted at children below 16 years) distributed in New Zealand will be identified and their popularity will be assessed based on readership data purchased from AC Nielson.
Over the next 32 years, Brown transformed the often prudish magazine, aimed at suburban housewives, into one that built a global readership based on Brown and her colleagues' idealised image of the sexually liberated, careerfocused "Cosmo Girl".
But it was at the helm of Cosmopolitan, which she transformed from being an often straitlaced publication aimed at suburban housewives into one that built a global readership based on Brown and her colleagues' idealised image of the sexually liberated, career-focused "Cosmo girl".
Convention staff members visited the blogs of every applicant, choosing the finalists based on three announced criteria: readership, professionalism and originality.
NRS reports readership, based on a survey of 35,000 individuals, while the more widely quoted Audit Bureau of Circulations ABCC) print and online figures are based on sales and traffic statistics, respectively, supplied by the newspapers.
Based on the support and readership of my TSA coverage, and the many other critical voices that cast doubt on the agency's current procedures, I'm fairly certain that the "Team TSA" passengers are a misunderstood minority.
Magazines were selected based on circulation numbers, target readership, genre of focus, and whether they were published consecutively during the timeframe of interest.
The NRS figures for print and online readership are based on a joint Nielsen and UKOM survey of 35,000 people.
1951) took reins 1887 and created newspaper empire based on sensational "yellow" journalism; built readership with what reportedly were exaggerated accounts and pictures of Spanish-American War.
