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Top 5 Scoop Press Releases Week To 19th July 2014

Top 5 Scoop Press Releases Week To 19th July 2014 | Scoop Insights

The following five press releases were the top performing press releases (by NZ page view numbers) according to Google Analytics on Scoop for the seven days to 19th July 2014.

This week the most read press release was actually from the 2012 Scoop archives, the high level of interest was due to a new documentary screened in the last week with the same community.

In the last week, Scoop readers of the 2012 release spent an average of 5 minutes and 49 seconds on the story page. This shows how instant access to archive content can provide relevant additional information to our audience.

1. Hope and filmmaking in remote corner of NZ

A screen shot from the documentary Gloriavale shows life in the reclusive West Coast community.

2. The Return of the Worm: Introducing The NZ Election Reactor

Scoop Independent News has formed a partnership with leading polling company, Roy Morgan Research, to bring the original Worm back for the NZ 2014 Election.

3. Glass Fragments in Liquid Amoxicillin Prompts Recall

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Glass fragments found in two bottles of the Actavis brand of amoxicillin oral liquid have prompted a recall by the company.

4. Waste Watch: 100k Curtain for Devonport Library

The Taxpayers’ Union is slamming Auckland Council’s decision to spend $100,000 of ratepayer money on a silk curtain for Devonport’s new library. The discovery comes at a time when Len Brown needs to find savings of $860 per ratepayer to keep...

5. Government must explain “political pressure” in Dotcom case

The release of documents that say that government officials were under "political pressure" to process Kim Dotcom's residency application needs an urgent explanation from John Key, said Labour’s Associate Security and Intelligence Spokesperson Grant...

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