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The Washington Post's Web site, which claims that 30% of Web-connected households in its circulation have used it at least once, seeks to double that by upping its promotion budget from more than $3 million to more than $4 million this year.

It was also named Best Column by the California Newspaper Publishers Association in its circulation category.

Last month, The Sun laid off several employees -- a Sun vice president, Mireille Grangenois, said the figure was "roughly 14" -- in its circulation, production and information technology departments.

The company's two partners, Douglas Knight and David Paton, Toronto newspaper publishers, set up an office in New York to help the paper in its circulation battle with Hoy, a Spanish-language newspaper published by Newsday and the Tribune Company.

In return each subscriber would enjoy the exclusive right in its circulation area to publish material written for both for the Observer and the OFNS, in effect enjoying "the services of its own expert reporters in half a dozen capitals for an outlay appreciably less than the cost of maintaining one such correspondent single-handed".

Of course there is one newspaper which sees a raise in its circulation as a result of being free, the London Evening Standard, which is the only newspaper in the island that managed to successfully raise its circulation.

A few months after Mr. Chaplin stepped down from the paper's top editorial post in December 1986, its circulation of 90,000 made it Hawaii's largest newspaper.

Yes The Daily Star did it and was very successful in increasing its circulation year on year.

After Dennie took over as editor of the paper in 1796, its circulation increased dramatically, stretching, as one commentator put it, "from Maine to Georgia".

In 1902, its circulation exceeded one million, rivaling the New York World and the New York Journal for the top circulating newspapers.

(In 1968 its circulation was nearly 250,000, more than double that of The Nation).