Sentence examples for total newspaper from inspiring English sources

Total newspaper ad spending last year reached a record $46.3 billion, according to the association, up 5.4percentt from 1998.

That combination is shoring up the total newspaper audience, enabling newspapers to increase their revenue from advertisers.

The deal was vehemently opposed by many competing media organizations and by others who argued that Mr. Murdoch, with control of publications that had 40 percent of Britain's total newspaper circulation, already had a degree of influence and power, particularly over politicians, that was unhealthy for Britain.

It is now said to have nearly two-thirds of total newspaper advertising revenue and the largest slice (nearly half) of the daily circulation pie, with shares in nine newspapers, not to mention 31 magazines and seven television and three radio stations.

Online revenue now represents 7.5% of total newspaper ad revenues.

The stats show that total newspaper ad sales dropped by an unprecedented 28.28% in the first quarter of 2009, a deep plunge that represents a loss of more than $2.6 billion in ad revenue compared year-over-year.

That brings the consortium up to 38 media companies, representing 793 total newspapers, up from 635 newspaper partners a year ago, and 176 at launch in November, 2006.

He reckons that, since national newspapers are a mature market (a polite way of saying that total national newspaper circulation in Britain has fallen from 15.8m copies at their peak in 1957 to 13.8m last year), MGN should diversify and that the different bits of the group should be integrated as far as possible.

In June Zenith expected the total UK newspaper market to contract by a relatively resilient 1.7% year on year in 2012.

As well as its 38% stake in BSkyB, Mr Murdoch's company, News Corporation, owns the Sun and other titles which together represent 32% of total weekly newspaper sales.

* The share of total US newspaper and magazine advertising will decline further as consumer reading habits continue to shift from newsprint, with competition from search engines, social media and digital video.