NADbank Study

The NADbank 2009 Study provides newspaper readership data for 83 daily newspapers in 53 markets and 60 community newspapers in 33 markets across Canada.
With each annual release of the NADbank Study, a Technical Report is published that contains detailed information on methodological and other technical issues involved in conducting the study.
Highlights from the 2009 Technical Report
INTRODUCTION
Membership And Management
The Newspaper Audience Databank (NADbank) is an annual urban market study initiated and funded by daily newspaper members of NADbank Inc. The study is managed by NADbank Inc. and designed and overseen by a Technical Committee representing member newspapers, advertisers and advertising agencies. The 2009 study was conducted by TNS Canadian Facts.
OBJECTIVES
The overall objectives of the study are to:
* Measure Canadian daily newspaper audiences on a market by market basis;
* Provide information on consumer behaviour such as product usage and purchase intent, retail shopping habits, travel and leisure activities.
METHODOLOGY
NADbank continues to be a two-part survey in 22 markets; a telephone interview which collects readership and demographic data, followed by a self-completed mail questionnaire which collects detailed product usage, retail shopping and lifestyle data. The telephone interview is computer controlled by a CATI system.
The measurement period for NADbank 2009 is comprised of two waves. The Winter/Spring wave covers the period from January to June. The Fall wave measures the period from September to December.
A total of thirty-six markets are participating in NADbank 2009. Of these, fourteen participated only in the telephone survey.
Click on the link below to read the complete report
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