Of the 24 biggest daily newspapers in America, only two saw an increase in circulation in the six-month period ending Sept. 30, Jeff Bercovici reports from an Audit Bureau of Circulation study. One of those two happens to also be The Wall Street Journal — the newspaper with the highest print circulation in the Read More
Something rare out of Condé Nast this morning: A press release extolling lukewarm circulation numbers from the first half of the year. Factoring in numbers from the Wired, Vanity Fair and GQ iPad apps, single copy sales are down 12.4 percent across the company’s 18 titles. Paid subscriptions are up 4 percent. (More circ numbers Read More
This morning Keith Kelly drilled down into Audit Bureau of Circulation numbers for the celebrity weeklies from the first half of the year. People is still the country’s widest-circulating weekly by a nose (32,000 copies), and In Touch has been making serious gains on second-place Us Weekly. The title was regularly moving well over Read More
In January 2009, a Condé Nast publisher spoke with The Observer about how the company should split resources between Bon Appetit and Gourmet.
“As companies across all industries streamline redundancies, you’ve got Bon Ap and Gourmet, and which has the stronger name? Gourmet, clearly,” the publisher said. “As a brand you want Gourmet. It’s Read More
