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Which Newspapers & Magazines Draw Readers Online?

Which Traditional Newspapers And Magazines Draw Readers Online?

For the traditional print media, having on online presence is an important strategy for maintaining readership by providing readers with a variety of access points and ways to engage with them. Close to a quarter of regular internet users read the online versions of New Zealand newspapers, according to Nielsen//NetRatings Netwatch (Q2, 2005).

Below is a ranking of New Zealand websites drawn from the magazines and newspapers category within Nielsen//NetRatings' Market Intelligence, and ranked by unique browsers.


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