Sentence examples for digital readership from inspiring English sources

We believe this is possible, given the changes in how we work and the great successes we have had building our digital readership lately.

In March 2012, the combined weekly print and digital readership of the Guardian and the Observer reached 5.8m in the calendar year 2011.

Brent Lewis, who runs Harlequin's digital business, says his firm's digital readership is composed of the same middle-aged women who read its printed books.An economic slowdown may play to the new technologies' strengths.

He notes that The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times and The New York Times charge for content, and that some have found that the increased revenue of full-price subscribers more than offsets the decline in digital readership.

The decline follows a surge in digital readership between December – traditionally a weak month due to holidays – and January during which coverage of the deaths of David Bowie and Alan Rickman will have attracted international readers.

The New York Times quotes an anonymous source familiar with the deal, which admits that the publishers are eager to get more control over digital readership while print circulation continues to go down.

The print versions of paid-for national newspapers saw further declines in estimated readers in the year up to March 2015, according to the latest set of National Readership Survey (NRS) figures.* But audiences at most titles enjoyed huge, and in most cases, spectacular, rises in digital readerships.

He said: "Our digital, paid readership is growing faster than ever as a result and, having announced we had reached 10,000 paid digital subscribers by July, we saw that rise to 13,500 in just three months, by the end of September".

The magazine has been hit by the decade-long decline in advertising, and the gradual migration of its print readership to digital listings.

Which is why I was saddened once again last week to hear that yet another newspaper is buckling at the knees in the face of digital competition and declining readership and scaling back its print edition.

Pemsel said: "These results give us the confidence to invest further in the world-class journalism, digital innovation and growing international readership which has made the Guardian such a powerful global brand.