Sales of Polish dailies continue to fall

Almost all major Polish daily newspapers saw a drop in sales last year, according to wirtualnemedia.pl. The highest fall was recorded by Przegląd Sportowy. Parkiet and Rzeczpospolita were the only ones with growth. Fakt  (Axcel Springer) had the highest sales, amounting to 307,474, a decrease of 5.31 percent y/y. Gazeta Wyborcza (Agora) took the second spot with sales of 158,382 copies, 6.57 percent less than a year before. The third largest seller was Super Express (ZPR Media) with 144,529 issues sold, suffering 4.94 percent drop on a yearly basis. The tabloid newspaper was followed by Rzeczpospolita (Gremi Business Communication) which recorded a mere 0.07 growth and sold 55,886 copies. The fifth spot was taken by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna (44,946 copies, 5.01 percent fall), Parkiet  was ninth, but it had the highest growth - 4.52 percent, selling 4,183 issues.