WORLD PRESS TRENDS - World Association of Newspapers
WORLD PRESS TRENDS - World Association of Newspapers
WORLD PRESS TRENDS - World Association of Newspapers
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA<br />
Due to a lack <strong>of</strong> available data, the majority <strong>of</strong> charts in this entry have not been updated since the 2002 edition <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>World</strong> Press Trends. Those that have not been updated clearly state the year to which the data relates.<br />
POPULATION<br />
Population by age and sex<br />
All individuals Male Female Households<br />
000 % 000 % 000 % 000<br />
18-24 27,099 13 13,503 14 13,596 13 107,050<br />
25-34 37,616 18 18,487 19 19,129 18<br />
35-44 44,983 22 22,216 23 22,767 21<br />
45-54 38,178 19 18,586 19 19,592 18<br />
55-64 23,913 12 11,288 11 12,625 12<br />
65+ 33,174 16 14,222 14 18,952 18<br />
Total 204,963 100 98,302 100 106,661 100<br />
Source: Mediamark Research Inc., Fall 2002<br />
Working population by social class and sex<br />
All adults Male Female<br />
000 % 000 % 000 %<br />
A 20,160 22 10,881 23 9,279 20<br />
B 21,379 23 9,684 21 11,695 26<br />
C 37,222 40 13,747 29 23,475 51<br />
D 14,063 15 12,898 27 1,165 3<br />
Total 92,824 100 47,210 100 45,614 100<br />
Source: Mediamark Research Inc., Fall 2001<br />
A= executive/managers/administrators<br />
B= pr<strong>of</strong>essional/pr<strong>of</strong>essional specialties<br />
C1= clerical/sales/technical<br />
D= precision/craft/repair<br />
Age structure <strong>of</strong> readership<br />
% <strong>of</strong> dailies % daily reach % <strong>of</strong> Sundays % Sundays reach<br />
Age readership within age group readership within age group<br />
18-24 9 41 9 49<br />
25-34 14 42 16 53<br />
35-44 20 51 21 61<br />
45-54 21 60 20 69<br />
55-64 15 66 14 72<br />
65+ 21 71 19 75<br />
Source: Scarborough 2002, release 2<br />
Top 50 Market Report<br />
Households<br />
Households<br />
Occupancy 000 %<br />
1 person 27,249 25<br />
2 people 35,188 33<br />
3 people 17,967 17<br />
4 people 15,294 14<br />
5 or more people 11,352 11<br />
107,050<br />
without children 66,942 63<br />
with children 40,108 37<br />
with children aged 0-3 13,715 13<br />
with children aged 4-9 19,451 18<br />
with children aged 10-15 18,906 18<br />
Total 107,050 100<br />
Source: Mediamark Research Inc., Fall 2002<br />
Newspaper reach (%)<br />
Daily Sundays Weekly Monthly<br />
All adults 55 63 74 77<br />
Men 58 62 76 75<br />
Women 53 64 72 79<br />
Source: Scarborough 2001, release 1<br />
Top 50 Market Report<br />
NUMBER OF TITLES AND CIRCULATION<br />
Change (%)<br />
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 98/2002 2001/02<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> titles<br />
Dailies 1,489 1,483 1,476 1,468 1,469 -1.34 0.07<br />
Morning - - - - 777 - -<br />
Evening - - - - 692 - -<br />
Sundays 897 905 916 913 913 1.78 0.00<br />
Circulation (000)<br />
Total dailies 56,182 55,979 55,945 55,578 55,186 -1.77 -0.71<br />
Morning - - - - 46,617 - -<br />
Evening - - - - 8,569 - -<br />
Sundays 60,486 59,894 60,932 59,090 58,780 -2.82 -0.52<br />
Total annual sales (millions <strong>of</strong> copies)<br />
Dailies 17,529 17,465 - - - - -<br />
Sundays 3,145 3,055 - - - - -<br />
12 "all-day" newspapers are counted in both Morning and Evening<br />
columns, but only once in the total. Circulation for these newspapers is<br />
divided equally between the morning and evening columns.<br />
Titles<br />
1,495<br />
1,490<br />
1,485<br />
1,480<br />
1,475<br />
1,470<br />
1,465<br />
1,460<br />
1,455<br />
Number <strong>of</strong> daily titles and circulation<br />
Titles<br />
Circulation<br />
56,400<br />
56,200<br />
56,000<br />
55,800<br />
55,600<br />
55,400<br />
55,200<br />
55,000<br />
54,800<br />
54,600<br />
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002<br />
Circulation (000s)<br />
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