Daily newspapers record further sales decline
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All of Poland’s major daily newspapers recorded a decline of copy sales year-on-year in April, according to data from sector monitoring association ZDKP. Gazeta Wyborcza remained the best-selling quality daily, with copy sales of 176,884 in April, a drop of 15.84 percent y/y.
Rzeczpospolita sold 56,253 copies, 9.27 percent less than a year ago. Dziennik Gazeta Prawna sold 48,118 copies, a drop of 5.78 percent.
In the tabloid segment, Fakt sold 336,578 copies, recording a 2.98 percent decline. Super Express recorded 150,209 copy sales, 5.64rcent less than a year ago.
In the business daily segment the leader was Puls Biznesu with 10,975 copies sold, 7.22 percent less than in April 2013. However, its rival Parkiet was the only daily newspaper to record an increase in sales, with 4,636 copies sold, 19.48 percent more than a year ago.
