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NEW YORK Many in the industry are dreading the upcoming
\n Fas-Fax report, and early numbers are slowly starting to emerge. Today
\n came word that The Boston Globe is expecting steep overall circulation
\n declines for the six-month period ending March 2005 while The New York
\n Times and the McClatchy chain experienced slight gains.<\/p>\n
During an earnings call with analysts Thursday morning, executives at The
\n New York Times Co. said that the Globe’s daily circ declined by 17,000
\n copies, or 3.7%, and Sunday decreased by 15,000 copies, or 2.1%.<\/p>\n
The New York Times reported daily circ increased by 2,500 copies, or .2%.
\n Sunday circ grew 3,500 copies, also .2%. The Times’ daily circulation dropped
\n 2% within New York, though national circulation is up 2%. Sunday circ sank
\n 5% in the New York area while it increased roughly 5% nationally.<\/p>\n
Could Blogs be partially responsible? <\/em> <\/p>\n from Editor NEW YORK Many in the industry are dreading the upcoming Fas-Fax report, and early numbers are slowly starting to emerge. Today came word that The Boston Globe is expecting steep overall circulation declines for the six-month period ending March 2005 … Continue reading
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