Sentence examples for circulation and readership from inspiring English sources

Yet it is already Britain's largest regional publisher (judged by print circulation and readership reach).

It's been a pretty static summer on the circulation and readership front.

"As we try to build circulation and readership," Mr. Sullivan said, "those are two very important categories for us".

While Essence's print circulation and readership is strong, the constant changes in its editorial leadership have prompted many readers, bloggers and media critics to question the magazine's relevancy and identity.

"The most popular form of redeemed coupons, free-standing inserts, is still delivered as a supplement in Sunday newspapers, and newspaper circulation and readership among affluent households is higher than general population," said Todd Hale, Nielsen's senior vice president for Consumer and Shopper Insights.

Ten national UK newspapers, with a range of readership profiles, including multiplatform circulation and readership, were selected for this study.

This month we are looking at circulation figures and readership of the Guardian and Observer, in particular a hand painted sales graph from 1946.

By 2011 it had became the country's most popular newspaper with a daily circulation of 15,000 and readership of 45,000 to 60,000.

He said the paper had been through a "tough period" but was now beginning to grow readership, circulation and market share once again after a heavily marketed redesign last year.

CASM has a strongly multidisciplinary editorial board and readership.

Such reflections naturally reflected on her enduring appeal and readership, but also sought to find shortcomings.