Sentence examples for readership records from inspiring English sources

By Thursday afternoon, Ms. Slaughter's confession-slash-manifesto was breaking readership records for The Atlantic's Web site, according to a magazine representative.

The German edition started in October 2013, and has consistently reached and surpassed new readership records.

Anne-Marie Slaughter's article "Why Women Still Can't Have it All" published last week in The Atlantic has struck a collective nerve, breaking readership records on the magazine's website and generating all manner of buzz.

In addition to the overlap between the writers of Unknown and Astounding, there was a good deal of overlap between their readerships: Asimov records that during the war, he read only these two magazines.

Sporting publications' resilience explains why Innovation, a consultancy, is working on the launch of one new sports newspaper in Europe and the relaunch of another with a heavy emphasis on sport.La Gazzetta dello Sport, a fixture of Italy's bars and football stands, recently recorded an average daily print readership of 4.3m a record for any newspaper in the country.

"Newspaper readership and book sales can be tracked and recorded," Schroeder writes on the film's website.

On December 17, Forbes Media announced that it had achieved record readership and achieved its highest readership ever in the U.S., increasing by over 1.5 million readers in this past year to 6.7 million.

As a result, the FT is enjoying record levels of readership.

That is not to malign a great paper of record or its readership, but last week as I walked back past the mile-long queue for a glimpse of Tim, it was the only newspaper anyone was reading.

Many parts of Bloomberg Editorial & Research excel; that is the reason why terminal readership is rising, why the website had record traffic last week and why we've grown while other media outfits have withered.

As with all popular papers, by recording the interests of its large readership, it reflected and amplified developments in society.