average readership

As of the fall of 2007 the average readership was over 60,000 per issue.

In 2010, the average issue was read by 27,656 people,the average readership is now roughly about 20,000.

Before 1860, California had 57 newspapers and periodicals serving an average readership of 290,000.

Average readership consists of 70,400 adults daily and 79,100 adults for Sunday.

The reported average readership per magazine is 3.2, bringing the total readership up from 14,768 to over 47,000.

Average readership is just over 700,000 weekly.

The results of the 2007 audit were that TheWeek has an average readership of 178,000.

Most of the magazines are geared toward specific audiences, with average readerships of 2,000 and annual budgets under$10,000.

With a monthly average readership of over 100,000 The Scots Magazine is the world's best-selling Scottish-interest publication.

Its average readership in March 2008 was 301,000, compared with 296,000 a year earlier; the readership had peaked in December 1994 at 392,000.

It is a leading paper in the Indian state of Gujurat, with the reported highest average readership in the state (4.5 million) as of September 2012.

A South African edition was first published in April 2002; according to the South African Advertising Research Foundation, its average readership was over 300,000.

As of March 2011, the Mercury reported its Monday-Friday circulation as 44,317 with an average readership of 107,000 and its Saturday circulation as 61,020 with readership of 146,000.

His humorous approach to golf writing lead to him becoming a reader favourite and in 2008 Hughes was promoted to a full page each Tuesday in the sports section of the paper with an average readership of 238,000.

The New York Times Company said, for example, that the average readership of The New York Times had increased 0.2 percent on weekdays, to 1.12 million, as well as on Sundays, to 1.68 million.

A 2011 article in Music Week reported that The Stool Pigeon has an average readership in excess of 50,000 readers in the UK and Ireland, putting it ahead of titles like Kerrang!

Those who advocated his ouster insist they were animated by the desire to attract younger readers to a magazine with an average readership age of 55 and a circulation that has declined to 25,000 from a peak of 40,000 in the 1970's.