For The New York Times, daily circulation fell 4.51% to 1,037,828 and Sunday plunged 7.59% to 1,500,394, at least partly due to a price increase.
Daily circulation at The Washington Post was down 3.2% to 635,087 and Sunday was down 3.9% to894,428.
Daily circulation at The Boston Globe tumbled 6.6% to 360,695 and Sunday fell about the same, 6.5% to 548,906.
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Monday, November 5, 2007
Newspaper circulations continue falling
The average daily circulation of newspapers continues to fall, according to the latest report from the Audit Bureau of Circulations, released today. Link here. Noel Sheppard highlights the losses at some of the biggest papers: