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    • Introduction
    • Technology & behaviour
    • National newspapers
    • Regional newspapers
    • Magazines
    • Television
    • Radio
  • Introduction & ScopeToggle
    • Report coverage
    • Methodology & abbreviations
  • Technology & Behaviour - the Digital ShiftToggle
    • The 360⁰ view: more choices, more opportunities
    • Changing media
    • The implications for print
    • Probabilities
    • Magazines
    • Caveat
    • Making the most of it all
    • The gender divide
    • Some consumers are particularly active online
    • Technology on the move
    • Changing communications: richer content & participation
    • Longer term effects
  • National NewspapersToggle
    • Size of the print marketToggle
      • Market shrinkage
      • Revenues fragile
      • Adding to print
      • Bad news...but not all bad
      • Occasional good news for print
    • Print & online exposure highToggle
      • Print & online exposure high
      • Regular readers in the minority
      • The free option
    • Attitudes to payment for newspapersToggle
      • Attitudes to payment for newspapers
      • Print & online readership
      • Who reads the dailies?
    • Who's who in the marketToggle
      • Who's who in the market
      • Recent tactics
      • Longer term strategy
      • All change for the Independent
      • Online numbers
      • Attitudes to print & online
    • Monetisation - the paywall debateToggle
      • Monetisation - the paywall debate
      • News International first in field
      • A possible solution
    • Other digital venturesToggle
      • Other digital ventures
      • The iPad: friend or foe?
    • How consumers choose their newspapersToggle
      • How consumers choose their newspapers
      • Sports & politics
      • C2DEs & women are less engaged
      • What about print format
      • And what do they read?
      • Online variations
      • The gender divide
  • Regional NewspapersToggle
    • Size of the marketToggle
      • Size of the market
      • Market structure & shrinkage
      • Advertising slump
      • Responses
      • A halt to loss
    • How regionals & nationals differToggle
      • How regionals & nationals differ
      • Additional pressures
      • More change to come
      • Cross-media
      • Tactics
      • Going hyperlocal
    • Moving away from printToggle
      • Moving away from print
      • Online numbers
    • Who's who in the marketToggle
      • Who's who in the market
      • Regular readership relatively higher for regionals
      • Who reads the regionals?
      • Who reads the locals?
      • The locals give broader reach
      • Digital independence
  • MagazinesToggle
    • Size of the marketToggle
      • Size of the market
    • Who's who in the market
    • Sectors to be reviewedToggle
      • Changing competition
      • Tangential sectors
      • Women's magazines - vital to the marketToggle
        • Weeklies for the big numbersToggle
          • And after celebrity
          • The classics & the real life sector
          • Overall prospects
        • Monthlies for targeted lifestyleToggle
          • Monthlies for targeted lifestyle
          • Sales trends
          • Overall prospects
      • The home interest categoryToggle
        • Size of the market
        • Cookery titles: publishers & consumer initiatives
      • Men's general lifestyle categoryToggle
        • Size of the market
        • Sales trends
        • Overall prospects
    • Consumer behaviourToggle
      • Reading print magazines
      • Reading online
      • Do men & women differ?
    • Attitudes towards magazines
    • Magazines beyond print
    • Some of the best...
    • Digital enterprise in other categories
  • TelevisionToggle
    • Digital access
    • The beginnings of real change
    • TV audience size
    • Reach
    • What that means in share
    • Shares squeezed in a tough environment
    • Company news
    • Viewing habits
    • Favourite channels
    • Who's in charge of the remote?
    • A little more detail on sport
    • Using digital technology
    • Technology continues to benefit functionality
    • The new viewing
    • The future today
    • And finally, Project Canvas
  • RadioToggle
    • Radio listening on the rise
    • Tighter targeting
    • Digital access broadens
    • Contrary opinions
    • The other digital options
    • Younger audiences looking elsewhere
    • Interaction & participation
    • Share of listening
    • Implications for the companies
  • Key Companies & BrandsToggle
    • Bauer Media Group
    • BBC
    • Channel 4
    • DMGT
    • IPC Media
    • ITV
    • News International
    • Northern & Shell
    • Trinity Mirror
    • Others
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