Audit Bureau Of Circulations News
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SCMP Group Ltd., the publisher of the South China Morning Post, halted its stock from trading in Hong Kong after it jumped the most in more than 15 years.
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The New York Times said its Sunday home delivery rose for the first time in five years during the six months through Sept. 30.
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The New York Times Co., struggling with shrinking demand for print media and advertising, got a boost from digital subscriptions over the past six months, helping it post a 40 percent increase in weekday circulation.
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The Washington Post named the Boston Globe’s Marty Baron as its next executive editor, replacing Marcus Brauchli, who will take a vice president job at the Post’s parent company.
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News Corp., the media company facing an investor uprising over its business practices, was alerted to a plan to inflate circulation at the Wall Street Journal Europe almost a year before the newspaper’s publisher resigned, according to a former employee and internal documents.
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The Financial Times’ digital subscribers surpassed its print customers for the first time, marking a milestone that the New York Times and other newspapers with so-called paywalls are aiming to reach.
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Washington Post Co., the media company partly owned by billionaire Warren Buffett, gained the most in more than a year after broadcast and cable television divisions fueled third-quarter profit growth.
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David Einhorn’s $7.7 billion hedge fund Greenlight Capital Inc. disclosed a short position of 4.4 percent in the shares of Daily Mail and General Trust Plc, which publishes the U.K.’s second-biggest selling daily newspaper.
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Newsweek, owned by Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp, will become an online-only publication next year, ending 80 years as a print magazine.
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Magazines in the U.S. doubled circulation of digital editions in the first half of the year compared to a year earlier as publishers look to generate online revenue to make up for declining print advertising.
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