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    But a USA Today release late Monday claimed the paper still held a top spot of sorts, stating: "USA Today remains number one in total daily print circulation in the United States." It added that "USA Today's print circulation is nearly 275,000 copies per day larger than its closest competitor, The Wall Street Journal, and more than 1,000,000 copies per day larger than The New York Times." Two of Hearst's biggest circulation losers in Monday's report, the San Francisco Chronicle and Houston Chronicle, tried to spin their double-digit drops Tuesday with stories that proclaimed the print reductions as no big problem. Full Article at Editor & Publisher
    USA Today's print circulation is nearly 275,000 copies per day larger than its closest competitor, The Wall Street Journal, and more than 1,000,000 copies per day larger than The New York Times.
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago
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Big Circulation Losers Look on the Bright Side
  1. Houston Chronicle Publisher and President Jack Sweeney attributed the print declines to the company's strategy of reducing delivery to a 90-mile radius of downtown Houston and to increasing the price of the newspaper
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago
  2. USA TODAY saw its worst decline ever ... the newspaper has blamed reductions in travel for much of the circulation shortfall, because many of its single-copy sales come in airports and hotels.
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago
  3. As we face today's economic realities, we've concentrated our growth programs where our advertisers need them the most.
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago
  4. The Chronicle is now turning a profit some weeks after years of significant financial losses, including more than $50 million last year. We feel the readers have to make a conscious decision about the paper ... And we're pleased that we still have the healthiest audience for any media outlet in the Bay ...
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago
  5. USA Today remains number one in total daily print circulation in the United States.
    SOURCE: Editor & Publisher 1 month ago

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