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Byline: LIBN StaffLIBN 65th Anniversary Look BackThe 1950s | The 1960s| The 1970s | The 1980s | The 1990s | The 2000s1990-1999: Goodbye Grumman, hello internet1990-1999 by the numbersDow Jones [...]

'Most people pay, I would think, $100-200 a month on their cable subscriptions. Newspapers are a fraction of that. It really isn't a whole lot of money considering you're investing [...]

Byline: Nick Huber The New York Times has added more than 40,000 digital subscribers since June. At the end of the third quarter, The New York Times had 324,000 paid [...]

Byline: Forrest Jones Print journalism has been struggling financially over the past few years, as is evident. Why wait a day later to read about world events in a newspaper [...]

Telegraph Media Group has seen 250,000 downloads of its news mobile app, according to Maani Safa, the publisher's head of mobile. TMG has opted to generate money from its apps […]

On the day Michael Jackson died, the Los Angeles Times drew its heaviest Web traffic ever. When Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina admitted to an affair, The State of [...]

Circulation figures at Trinity Mirror's troubled Birmingham Mail and Birmingham Post fell sharply in the most recent ABC figures for the first six months of the year. The Mail fell [...]

Here are the top 25 dailies that had the biggest gain in audience when taking print and online readership into account. The papers are ranked by net combined audience (past [...]

The paid circulations of Spanish-language dailies are not just stalling anymore --- they're slipping backwards. La Opinion, the Los Angeles published by impreMedia, remained the nation's largest Spanish-language paid-circulation daily, [...]

The Guardian, The Times and the Financial Times all delivered increases in readership last year, according to the National Readership Survey. However, readership for The Independent and The Daily Telegraph [...]

The Sun's website added more than 2.5 million unique users to its total audience during December, bucking a trend for the Christmas period that saw a drop in month-on-month traffic [...]

The average monthly number of unique visitors to newspaper Web sites increased 12.1% to 67.3 million in 2008 compared with 2007, according to new data released by the Newspaper Association [...]

The Presidential election was very good for newspaper Web sites. The month following? Not so great. As E&P reported, most newspaper Web sites experienced a drop-off in the number of [...]

The vast majority of major newspaper sites lost momentum in online traffic following the peaks of user interest during the fall campaign for the White House, according to new figures [...]

Go figure 0.125552709: The divisor for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which is applied to the sum of 30 stock prices. Source: Barron's $1.778T: The combined client assets of Fidelity [...]

Guardian.co.uk increased its lead over Telegraph.co.uk and Times Online, reaching a record 24.2 million unique users in September, according to the latest ABCe figures. The Telegraph kept hold of second [...]

Guardian.co.uk beat its competitors for the second month running in July with a record 20.6 million unique users. The website saw users jump by 0.6 per cent from June, according [...]

The Philadelphia Inquirer had its Sunday circulation knocked down by 17,209 copies and its average daily circulation by 211 copies according to an Audit Bureau of Circulations publisher's statement. These [...]

Anyone familiar with online rankings knows that, depending on the measurement service, the data tends to swing wildly. It's a problem not just with newspaper Web sites but also with [...]

The MailOnline, the website of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, is the UK's second-most popular newspaper website after Guardian Unlimited, according to its first publicly audited ABCe [...]

Eleven points showing in stark terms the predicament of the news industry, pointing directionally to where news users are going and how money and jobs are getting affected are illustrated.

The disparities are startling. Check out the monthly Web audience numbers for The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C.: In September 2006, ABCi tallied 1.3 million unique users. ComScore Media [...]

A couple years ago, a Carnegie Corporation study reported that the average age of newspaper (print edition) readers was 55. I'm not aware of more recent estimates, but they're not [...]

Newspaper online readership soared in Q4 up 6.9% to 57.6 million monthly unique visitors -- a record increase since the Newspaper Association of America started tracking the data in January [...]

INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Media company The New York Times Company (NYSE:NYT) has revealed that internal data recorded 21.3m unique visitors, globally, to its NYTimes.com website during September, […]

The publisher of City AM, the London freesheet that launched on Monday, has defended its business model after media agencies expressed doubts that commuters will have time to read the [...]

the new york post has been the wild card in the fight to get New Yorkers' attention. While the Daily News' readership fell precipitously between 1985 and 1995, and is [...]

Flexo newspaper plant Harmsworth Quays has increased daily print runs of lunchtime freesheet Standard Lite by 20,000 since its launch in December. The paper, which is effectively the second edition [...]