Sentence examples for loss of readership from inspiring English sources

Like all publishing businesses, Condé Nast has struggled with the continuing pressures of a plodding economic recovery and the loss of readership and advertising to the Web.

NRS also regards the 6% loss of readership by the Mail on Sunday (285,000 readers) as statistically significant but does not view The Observer's 10% loss in the same light.

In some cases this loss of trust has led to a loss of readership, for some is was more temporary anger - "I punched a cushion"- and for others it's a change in perception - "Filed Guardian under corporate machine that employees naïve hipsters".

mmckenn wrote: "The Globe and other papers allow posting because they fear the internet and loss of readership.

Whereas PMC may be providing access to readers traditionally underserved by scientific journals, the loss of readership from journal websites may have negative consequences for readers.

Trollope could not object to this mode of independent publication; but it was one that had fallen out of favour with the public, and Trollope suffered a loss of reputation and readership as a result.

The move is an attempt to find a niche that will offset the loss of revenue and print readership, and the company's executives said the change was not an admission of failure.

That paper is The Wall Street Journal, which is now the number one paper in the country thanks to USA Today's staggering loss of nearly 20% of its readership the past 6 months.

Most consumer and business publishers have unsurprisingly lost profits and revenue in past two years, against a backdrop of falling readership: the ABC figures for the first half of 2009 show that readership declined 21.5% – a loss of 17.4m copies – compared with the equivalent period a year earlier.

Platt, also an Express reader, said: "The current standard of the Express sports coverage cannot be maintained with those [staff] losses and can only lead to, in my view, a loss in readership".

The statistics of readership or listenership for printed and telecommunications media may be available.