Sentence examples for paid readership from inspiring English sources

It's really nice to have a clear strategy which is all about increasing paid readership of the Sun".

"The paid readership is the number that sustains your business, not the unpaid". As for the future, Chandler listed several business options for newspapers.

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".

While British magazines such as NME (for which I write reviews), Q and Mojo have seen paid readership nosedive over the past decade, US-based site Pitchfork has launched two music festivals, a perfect-bound print publication and a weekly app magazine, on its way to a high-profile buyout this week by publishing powerhouse Condé Nast.

The Times is one of several publications to tout increased paid readership or donations in the aftermath of Trump's victory.

Q: Is a magazine of lists with a paying readership a good or a bad thing?

Of course, to attract a paying readership, you have to differentiate yourself from the competition and provide something readers value.

But it is also the proprietor of Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the country's largest business newspaper, with a print circulation of around three million and a paid online readership of more than 400,000, according to its website.

The key to paid circulation or the readership of free titles is content, original, relevant and interesting to the target audience… which means investing in adventurous editors and quality journalism, something the buy-out team unsurprisingly had no difficulty in supporting since four of the six had an editorial background.

THE "NEW WOMAN" MAGAZINES READERSHIP Average paid circulation in thousands; 1985 figures are for the second half.

You know where Rupert Murdoch is: with the closed paywall model, in which readers pay and the readership is restricted.