Sentence examples for online readership from inspiring English sources

While they don't always gain a large online readership, occasionally they do.

But this would be to underestimate their impact on an emerging online readership.

And this year, The Daily News has surged far ahead in online readership.

Despite being the best-selling daily newspaper, the Sun's online readership remains far behind its rivals.

There is no doubt that online readership has massively extended the reach of British newspapers.

Advocates of the Web say that advances in technology will gradually increase the online readership of college papers.

Your flattering (nay, sycophantic) portrait of The Times's audience coyly defers a discussion of its online readership for another day.

Growing online readership figures will prove heartening for regional newspaper executives faced with systematic sales declines in print.

Remember that our international online readership will not necessarily be aware of even well-known UK abbreviations.

Its online readership has tripled since 2009, and two-thirds of its readers are now located outside the U.K. That expansion is essential to the publication's financial strategy.

India's online readership is expanding briskly, from 56 million to 74 million last year, according to ComScore, a digital analytics firm.