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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

WITH the exception, just like last month, of the i newspaper, it was once again a case of across-the-board year-on-year falls for newspaper sales figures in Scotland.

Says the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the average sales in Scotland for daily and Sunday newspapers were uniformly down between October last year and last month.

While several newspapers registered year-on-years sales drops in Scotland by double-digital percentages, many others were more modest, single-digital falls: Independent on Sunday, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times, The Observer, Daily Record, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mirror, Scottish Daily Mail and The Scottish Sun.

Elsewhere, The Scottish Sun on Sunday has no year-on-year figure, having been launched less than 12 months ago. Its October average was 208,688.

Meanwhile, there are no longer monthly ABCs for either The Herald or the Sunday Herald following a decision in August for the papers to be part of the twice-yearly regional newspapers sales survey.

In summary, the daily newspapers figures – issued at midday – concern sales in Scotland between October 2011 and last month and reveal the following:

Daily Mirror – 8.2 per cent drop = from 22,805 on average in October 2011, to 20,928 last month;

Daily Record – 8.7 per drop = from 267,075 on average in October 2011, to 243,726 last month;

Daily Star of Scotland – 14.1 per cent drop = 63,241 to 54,320;

The Scottish Sun – 9.6 cent drop = 314,822 to 284,298;

Scottish Daily Express – 11.9 per cent drop = 63,601 to 56,028;

Scottish Daily Mail – 4.9 per cent drop = 108,047 to 102,774;

Daily Telegraph – 5.6 per cent drop = 20,416 to 19,265;

Financial Times – 18.9 per cent drop = 3,461 to 2,808;

The Guardian – 13.1 per cent drop = 12,936 to 11,243;

i – 58.1 per cent up = 12,545 to 19.836;

Independent – 52.3 per cent drop = 7,276 to 3,470;

The Scotsman – 14.8 per cent drop = 38,289 to 32,637; and

The Times – 1.2 per cent drop = 19,042 to 18,814.

Meanwhile, the Sunday titles’ sales figures in Scotland were as follows:

Daily Star of Scotland – Sunday – 43.8 per cent down = 59,325 to 33,335;

Sunday Mail – 22.6 per cent down = 364,090 to 281,688;

Sunday Mirror – 44.8 per cent down = 39,882 to 22,023;

The People – 52.1 per cent down = 24,415 to 11,700;

Scottish Sunday Express – 22 per cent down = 43,992 to 34,292;

The Sunday Post – 18.7 per cent drop = 222,522 to 180,814;

Scottish Mail on Sunday – 13 per cent down = 103,908 to 90,410;

Independent on Sunday – 2.2 per cent down = 6,930 to 6,775;

The Observer – 9.8 per cent down = 17,130 to 15,450;

Scotland on Sunday – 17.7 per cent down = 46,214 to 38,030;

Sunday Telegraph – 3.6 cent down = 17,628 to 16,984; and

Sunday Times – 7.5 per cent down = 52,838 to 48,871

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

mate,,,,

you really should get out more lol

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By *ikkiBWoman
over a year ago

Falkirk

I got as far as "Audit Bureau of Circulation" then skipped to the end lol

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By *empnbunkCouple
over a year ago

south coast

I didnt even get that far

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By *uttyMan
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

I fell asleep

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By *illow PimpMan
over a year ago

Midlothian

I read it all merely to see how the papers i used to read while's on 12 hours night shift were doing these days.

Scottish express and scotsman used to get me through a 12 hour stint with a wee scuddy mag toilet break in between

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I read it all merely to see how the papers i used to read while's on 12 hours night shift were doing these days.

Scottish express and scotsman used to get me through a 12 hour stint with a wee scuddy mag toilet break in between "

I copied it all from a website.

Just shows, the print media will be dead in 5-10 years.

The metro and the I are driving sales

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By *illow PimpMan
over a year ago

Midlothian


"I read it all merely to see how the papers i used to read while's on 12 hours night shift were doing these days.

Scottish express and scotsman used to get me through a 12 hour stint with a wee scuddy mag toilet break in between

I copied it all from a website.

Just shows, the print media will be dead in 5-10 years.

The metro and the I are driving sales"

The daily sport and sunday sport are missing

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By *ustcutieWoman
over a year ago

edinburgh

Hmm

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What!!!

Have I had to much bru,

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

want to know what the tabloid national newspapers, are good for- wiping your arse,when you run out of toilet paper, and speaking as one- who will no longer buy the sun or any other daily national newspaper, i won't waste my money, on their crap stories, most of which is heresay, and rumour anyway

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to know what the tabloid national newspapers, are good for- wiping your arse,when you run out of toilet paper, and speaking as one- who will no longer buy the sun or any other daily national newspaper, i won't waste my money, on their crap stories, most of which is heresay, and rumour anyway "

FFs tomma when did you start reading the words thought you only looked at the pictures pmsl

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By *nnyMan
over a year ago

Glasgow


"want to know what the tabloid national newspapers, are good for- wiping your arse,when you run out of toilet paper, and speaking as one- who will no longer buy the sun or any other daily national newspaper, i won't waste my money, on their crap stories, most of which is heresay, and rumour anyway "

So where DO you get your truth from?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't watch tv don't read newspapers xxx could really give a flying fuk

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't watch tv don't read newspapers xxx could really give a flying fuk "

Couldn't

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"want to know what the tabloid national newspapers, are good for- wiping your arse,when you run out of toilet paper, and speaking as one- who will no longer buy the sun or any other daily national newspaper, i won't waste my money, on their crap stories, most of which is heresay, and rumour anyway "

...... wasn't that long ago your story was in print in a national newspaper.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Has he Finnished yet got bored n went out n bought a paper

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How boring must your life be, when you have to come on a sex site to talk about newspaper circulation.

If it wasn't for the bottom of birdcages there would be no use for tabloids at all. Even the chippies have stopped using them as wrapping

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"How boring must your life be, when you have to come on a sex site to talk about newspaper circulation.

If it wasn't for the bottom of birdcages there would be no use for tabloids at all. Even the chippies have stopped using them as wrapping"

I came to talk about the newspaper sales, because it is clear that sales are down and its a dying industry - I did not realise I had to pass all thread titles before you before posting

If you don't like don't read - simples

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By *olly Gentle GiantMan
over a year ago

Glenrothes

And today from the office of useless infospeak we bring you useless stats - so what if the sun has bigger tits than the star or if the record has more dicks than the mail.
"WITH the exception, just like last month, of the i newspaper, it was once again a case of across-the-board year-on-year falls for newspaper sales figures in Scotland.

Says the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the average sales in Scotland for daily and Sunday newspapers were uniformly down between October last year and last month.

While several newspapers registered year-on-years sales drops in Scotland by double-digital percentages, many others were more modest, single-digital falls: Independent on Sunday, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times, The Observer, Daily Record, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mirror, Scottish Daily Mail and The Scottish Sun.

Elsewhere, The Scottish Sun on Sunday has no year-on-year figure, having been launched less than 12 months ago. Its October average was 208,688.

Meanwhile, there are no longer monthly ABCs for either The Herald or the Sunday Herald following a decision in August for the papers to be part of the twice-yearly regional newspapers sales survey.

In summary, the daily newspapers figures – issued at midday – concern sales in Scotland between October 2011 and last month and reveal the following:

Daily Mirror – 8.2 per cent drop = from 22,805 on average in October 2011, to 20,928 last month;

Daily Record – 8.7 per drop = from 267,075 on average in October 2011, to 243,726 last month;

Daily Star of Scotland – 14.1 per cent drop = 63,241 to 54,320;

The Scottish Sun – 9.6 cent drop = 314,822 to 284,298;

Scottish Daily Express – 11.9 per cent drop = 63,601 to 56,028;

Scottish Daily Mail – 4.9 per cent drop = 108,047 to 102,774;

Daily Telegraph – 5.6 per cent drop = 20,416 to 19,265;

Financial Times – 18.9 per cent drop = 3,461 to 2,808;

The Guardian – 13.1 per cent drop = 12,936 to 11,243;

i – 58.1 per cent up = 12,545 to 19.836;

Independent – 52.3 per cent drop = 7,276 to 3,470;

The Scotsman – 14.8 per cent drop = 38,289 to 32,637; and

The Times – 1.2 per cent drop = 19,042 to 18,814.

Meanwhile, the Sunday titles’ sales figures in Scotland were as follows:

Daily Star of Scotland – Sunday – 43.8 per cent down = 59,325 to 33,335;

Sunday Mail – 22.6 per cent down = 364,090 to 281,688;

Sunday Mirror – 44.8 per cent down = 39,882 to 22,023;

The People – 52.1 per cent down = 24,415 to 11,700;

Scottish Sunday Express – 22 per cent down = 43,992 to 34,292;

The Sunday Post – 18.7 per cent drop = 222,522 to 180,814;

Scottish Mail on Sunday – 13 per cent down = 103,908 to 90,410;

Independent on Sunday – 2.2 per cent down = 6,930 to 6,775;

The Observer – 9.8 per cent down = 17,130 to 15,450;

Scotland on Sunday – 17.7 per cent down = 46,214 to 38,030;

Sunday Telegraph – 3.6 cent down = 17,628 to 16,984; and

Sunday Times – 7.5 per cent down = 52,838 to 48,871

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No 1 said about sunday sport though lol still a newspaper on shelvs of newsagents an garages

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