Sentence examples for readership numbers from inspiring English sources
Among the findings of a team of four Newsday reporters was that Newsday, based in Melville, N.Y., had long increased its readership numbers by delivering free (and often unsolicited) copies to people's homes, and then counting them as paid.
Readership numbers on news articles about the blueprint have surged, searches have rocketed, the blueprints themselves are now circulating on the filesharing network Pirate Bay, among other peer-to-peer networks and sites.
This is one way we have of a measuring something raw readership numbers can not, particularly on sites that show their content for free: user satisfaction, or "quality" engagement over quantity.
The ground war The big one A-twitter Up in smoke Gullahs v golfers George Bush's last grandstand Reprints Related items America's election: Once again, the greatest show on earthJan 31st 2008 Face value: The accidental innovatorDec 19th 2007Twitter does not release readership numbers.
It turns out that RSS feeds are searchable and that many bloggers like publishing their own RSS feeds because it can help boost readership numbers.
All they were concerned with was readership numbers.
Official intimidation had become an occupational hazard over 20 years of running weekly L'Ouragan (The Hurricane), despite a readership numbering only a few thousand.
Why, when most of our graduate students are going to work as teachers, do we make them spend years grinding out massive, specialized dissertations, which, when revised and published, may reach a readership that numbers in the high two figures?
According to Jupiter Media Metrix Inc., a New York research firm that tracks Web readership, the number of people who go online for news and analysis is growing faster than the number for any other medium, as happened with cable, television and radio during their infancies.
Hale and Godey steered away from politics, religion, and social issues, focusing instead on women's domestic education from health to home to fashion the magazine was especially noted for its coloured fashion plates and maintained a popular following and a readership that numbered 150,000 at its high point in 1860.
The site is free to use – Rowling has said that she wanted to "give back to the Harry Potter readership", who number in their hundreds of millions worldwide – but it will be the only sales outlet for ebook versions of the seven Potter titles.
