audit bureau of circulation

• Audit Bureau of Circulation Confirms Revised Ny-Based Newsday Circulation

The Audit Bureau of Circulation released a report confirming that Newsday overstated its daily and Sunday circulations by 16.9 and 14.5 percent, respectively, for the 12 months ended September 2003. Average daily circulation was cut by 97,783 to 481,816 copies and Sunday circulation was reduced by 97,739 to 574,081 copies. The circulation numbers are within the revised range Newsday provided in September.

• Long Island Business News
• November 19, 2004

• Rodale Magazines Show Increases in Average Paid Circulation and on Newsstands, According to the Audit Bureau of Circulation's Fas-Fax Report for First Half of Year 2006.

NEW YORK -- -- Men's Health Posts 10 Percent Jump on Newsstand and Becomes No. 1 Single Copy Seller in the Men's Market -- According to the Audit Bu...

• Business Wire
• August 21, 2006

• In what it says is a response to the current economic 'challenges' facing its members, the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC; Schaumburg, IL) has cancelled its annual conference, originally scheduled for Nov. 11-12 in Toronto.

In what it says is a response to the current economic "challenges" facing its members, the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC; Schaumburg, IL) has cance...

• Business Publisher
• April 01, 2009

• Wsj Faces Circulation Probe -- Report Says Scheme Inflated Numbers

LONDON - Britain's newspaper watchdog says that new information may prompt an investigation into The Wall Street Journal's European circulation figures. The Audit Bureau of Circulation's statement follows a report in the Guardian that the Journal was funneling money through third parties to one of its subscribers, effectively buying its own newspapers to inflate its circulation figures.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• October 14, 2011

• Been There, Read That

According to the Audit Bureau of Circulation's published reports, numerous magazines have experienced significant circulation declines this year alone. While digital editions of magazines and newspapers are up, hard copy subscriptions are down. Certainly, immediate access and increased information are reasons, but duplication of information in certain magazines might also be cause. Every woman's magazine has solutions for saving money and time, how to reduce stress at home, and walk off unwanted weight. Fitness magazines make a round of body parts per month - from tight arms to firm buttocks to flat abs. Men's magazines tout increased sex appeal and the latest gadgets. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulation's published reports, numerous magazines have experienced significant circu...

• Michigan Chronicle
• August 27, 2009

• Squid Fry

Then, the man who has been head beancounter for the Herald for the last two years went on to paint a rosy picture to assuage readers' anxiety about the paper's future. [Gary Omernick], using unattributed numbers, writes that circulation is down 5 percent from a year ago. Audit Bureau of Circulation numbers for the Herald, though, show a decline of 20 percent in the last five years. Also, Omernick claimed that the Herald website gets 250,000 unique visitors and "approximately 1 million" page views per month. Quantcast pegs www.montereyherald.com's numbers at 117,000 visitors and 628,000 page views.

• Monterey County Weekly
• September 07, 2009

• New Haven Register Print, Online Audience Grows?

By Register Staff NEW HAVEN -- Print and online audience grew by 8 percent for the New Haven Register in the last six months, giving the Register the sixth-largest increase in the country at a time when daily newspaper circulation fell 8.7 percent nationwide, based on results in the Audit Bureau of Circulation nationwide report. Daily circulation of the Register increased 1,694 copies or 2.24 percent during the past six months.

• New Haven Register
• April 28, 2010

• News Hole

The recession, along with the housing and auto industries' collapses, have debilitated revenue from print ads and classified listings, which were already ill because of online competitors. U.S. newspaper circulation recently hit its lowest level in 70 years, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations' October data. Nonetheless, the Newspaper Association of America claims papers' Web sites attracted more than one-third of all Internet users in the third quarter of 2009.

• Quill, The
• Vol. 97 Nbr. 8, November 2009

• Record Circulation Holds Steady As Other Papers Slip

WOODLAND PARK -- Circulation at The Record, the flagship newspaper of North Jersey Media Group, remained steady for the six- month period ending Sept. 30, even as circulation at other daily newspapers in New Jersey and New York declined. Circulation for The Record dipped 0.3 percent on Sunday to 172,660 compared with the same period last year, based on September Fas-Fax numbers published Tuesday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Daily circulation, Monday through Friday, declined 1.7 percent to 146,523.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• November 02, 2011

• Circulation Figures Bode Well for Record

WOODLAND PARK - The Record has again outperformed most New York and New Jersey paid daily newspapers in retaining circulation, based on March FAS-FAX numbers published by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC). The Record's total Sunday circulation for the six-month period ending March 31 was 175,905, down 1.5 percent, while daily circulation was 156,425, down 1.1 percent.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• May 05, 2011