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stupid question....

Discussion in 'Journalism topics only' started by King_Cecil, Jul 5, 2006.

  1. King_Cecil

    King_Cecil Member

    How do I find a newspaper's circulation? Is there a Web site or a book I can look at? Any help is appreciated.
     
    King_Cecil, Jul 5, 2006
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  2. spnited

    spnited Active Member

    spnited, Jul 5, 2006
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  3. franticscribe

    franticscribe Well-Known Member

    If it's not there, and it's daily, you can likely find it in these reports:
    http://powerreporting.com/knight/

    It's a little less user-friendly for looking up circulation but not all newspapers use ABC.
     
    franticscribe, Jul 5, 2006
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  4. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    The Knight Report is even better because it breaks down newspaper circulation by zip code where available.
     
    Football_Bat, Jul 5, 2006
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  5. sirvaliantbrown

    sirvaliantbrown Member

    For what possible reason would the NY Times' Tuesday circulation be 46,000 higher than its Monday circulation?
     
    sirvaliantbrown, Jul 6, 2006
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  6. DyePack

    DyePack New Member

    Monday Night Football.
     
    DyePack, Jul 6, 2006
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  7. LazyReporter

    LazyReporter Member

    Stock market is closed Sunday, so Monday business section has no stock tables in it. That'd be my guess.
     
    LazyReporter, Jul 6, 2006
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  8. sirvaliantbrown

    sirvaliantbrown Member

    Interesting.
     
    sirvaliantbrown, Jul 7, 2006
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