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Weekday newspapers sales inched up in some of the nation’s biggest markets, according to figures released this weekend in the Audit Bureau of Circulations FAS-FAX report for the six months ended March 31.
The daily gains were paced by the three nationally circulated papers. USA Today, measured on a five-day average, was again the largest daily in America, gaining 26,144 copies over the same period last year for a weekday average circulation of 1,852,592. The Wall Street Journal gained 3,907 copies over the year for a circulation of 1,819,528.
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