Times of terror see news bursting through the artificial boundary between print and online - into a bigger ballpark where it’s the story that mattersNotes on a Paris weekend of terror,as reflected in Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for November: the Times does spectacularly well – print circulation up 3.38% in a month and 4.47% year on year to 407566 – and the Telegraph manages a 1.21% monthly rise so it’s only 2.72% down (to 480730). The Guardian and the Independent are both up month on month, though by under 1%. But the Sun, and Mail,Express and Mirror all fell a miniature in news-wealthy November. Naught for print consolation there.apart from that news has a way of bursting through artificial barriers. Online, the Guardian had a brilliant November, and putting on 1.1 million (to 9.3 million a day) and boasting a 53.6% rise over 2014. Digitally the Telegraph,Mail, Mirror and Sun had great months as well. Indeed, and it was a splendid November on the news web.
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Source: theguardian.com