Estimates of Average Issue Readership for the 260 or so titles for which NRS publishes data are available for
The subscriber-only section of the website contains some 250 tables of readership data, the majority of which can be customised.
The key measure of readership is known as Average Issue Readership or AIR.
AIR is the number of people who have read or looked at an average issue of a publication.
The definition is based on those who say they have last read a publication within its publication interval, i.e:
Daily newsbrands | Read yesterday | |
Sunday newsbrands | Read in the last 7 days | |
Weekly magazines | Read in the last 7 days | |
Fortnightly magazines | Read in the last 2 weeks | |
Monthly magazines | Read in the last month | |
Bi-monthly | Read in the last 2 months | |
Quarterly | Read in the last 3 months |
For daily newsbrands AIR is available for Saturday editions, as well as an estimate for the 5-day weekday edition, and an overall 6-day estimate.
To qualify as a reader, the publication must have been read or looked at for at least 2 minutes. In fact, publications are read for much longer than this, as the time spent reading data show.
There is also a great deal of other information about readership available from NRS.
PADD results are available for
- Print And Digital Data
- A fusion of NRS print data and comScore digital data
- A single database for planning across print and digital platforms of NRS publisher brands
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The subscriber-only section of the website contains some 250 tables of readership data, the majority of which can be customised. Information is available here
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