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The Sun Always Shines (on the National Readership Survey)The Sun Always Shines (on the National Readership Survey)
Dawn Collis, Director
17 August 2012
Using the new NRS data Dawn Collis discusses what impact the new release of the Sunday edition of the Sun has on readership. The Sun Always Shines (on the National Readership Survey)

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Reading between the linesReading between the lines
John Carroll, Senior Director
23 April 2012
Whilst declining circulations and readership for newspapers and magazines are widely and regularly reported, one in ten (9%) have viewed a newspaper or magazine via tablet, e-reader or app in the last 12 months. Reading between the lines

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These (print) times, they are a-changingThese (print) times, they are a-changing
Dawn Collis, Director
25 November 2011
With the release of NRS Quarter 3 2011 data today, the Survey is reporting some changes in both the newspaper and magazine market. These (print) times, they are a-changing

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The Answer is 7,353, what is the Question?The Answer is 7,353, what is the Question?
Dawn Collis, Director
26 August 2011
Ipsos MediaCT Light Bites Blog: Dawn Collis asks where the 7.5m News of the World readers will have gone when the NRS reveals its latest report in November. The Answer is 7,353, what is the Question?

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The Tablet is a game changerThe Tablet is a game changer
John Carroll, Senior Director
1 July 2011
John Carroll, from Ipsos MediaCT, on the recent Big Tablet Debate hosted by News International and Haymarket. The Tablet is a game changer

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The nation’s app-etite for new ways of readingThe nation’s app-etite for new ways of reading
Dawn Collis, Director
3 June 2011
Are the British hungry for new ways of consuming newspaper and magazine content? Dawn Collis, Director at Ipsos MediaCT, analyses the latest data released by the National Readership Survey (NRS). The nation’s app-etite for new ways of reading

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Three in four British adults are onlineThree in four British adults are online
John Carroll, Senior Director
2 March 2011
Recently published data from the National Readership Survey (NRS Jan-Dec 2010) tell us that three quarters of the adult 15+ population of Great Britain have accessed the internet in the past 12 months. Three in four British adults are online

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We’re getting even more upmarket We’re getting even more upmarket
John Carroll, Senior Director
9 February 2011
Data from the National Readership Survey show that, despite our gloomy views of the British economy, the country as a whole is becoming more middle class and the South of England even more so. We’re getting even more upmarket

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MediaCT Light Bites: More Good News For Digital Print MediaCT Light Bites: More Good News For Digital Print
John Carroll, Senior Director
31 August 2010
The latest set of National Readership Survey (NRS) results published on 27 August shows that the nation is increasingly embracing technology and the digital world. MediaCT Light Bites: More Good News For Digital Print

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MediaCT Light Bites: Read All About It!MediaCT Light Bites: Read All About It!
John Carroll, Senior Director
27 August 2010
The Q2 2010 National Readership Survey results were released on 27 August and provide newspaper and magazine publishers with the official readership estimates for their publications. MediaCT Light Bites: Read All About It!

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Ipsos MediaCT "helps clients make connections in the digital age". We do this through an in-depth understanding of how consumers access media content inside and outside of the home. In addition to our monthly Bite-Sized Thought Piece publications, Light Bites provides our reactions to the latest media research industry developments.

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