2009 Overview of Results

 
2009 Readership Highlights
  • 47% of adults 18+ read a daily newspaper on the average weekday
  • 73% of adults 18+ read a printed daily newspaper in the past week
  • 22% of adults 18+ read a daily newspaper online in the past week
  • 77% of adults 18+ read either a printed or online edition of a daily newspaper in the past week
 

NEWSPAPERS REMAIN AN IMPORTANT RESOURCE FOR CANADIANS

Once again, daily newspapers have demonstrated their value to Canadians. Despite constant rumours of their imminent demise, newspapers continue to be a relevant source for news and information across Canada. Over three-quarters (77% - 14.7 million) of adults living in markets where a daily newspaper is available read either a printed or online edition each week.

 NADbank 2009 Study provides members with access to readership results for 81 Canadian daily newspapers and 2 Detroit newspapers in 53 markets across Canada. Also available is readership information for 60 community newspapers in 33 markets. Including resident markets and extended areas, NADbank Study captures the readership habits of 72% of Canadian adults.

 Other Highlights

   



 

Additional Highlight Charts
 

Readership Demographics  
Online Readership Content Readership  
2009 Total Weekly Readership by Resident Paper    

Click on the 2009 Overview of Results - All Charts below to view and print the Powerpoint presentation of all the charts.

For definitions used in the charts please refer to the Quick Glossary.

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