Monday 9 November 2015

2 articles

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/nov/06/daily-star-sales-price-cut-sun-daily-mirror-abcs

Daily Star sales rise after price cut – but the Sun holds steady

Daily Star: slashed its cover price to 20p from 5 October


Richard Desmond's ways to slash off the price of the cover title has paid off. They have added many more copies to the newspaper to make sure that there is more option around. 


  • he Daily Star added almost 30,000 copies a day to increase its circulation by more than 7%, while the Daily Star Sunday sold an extra 20,000 copies to register an increase of more than 8%, according to the ABC figures for October published on Friday.
  • cut the cost of the weekday Daily Star from 40p to 20p, the Saturday edition from 60p to 30p and the Sunday edition from £1 to 50p.
  •  losing 14,000 copies while the Sun managed to increase circulation slightly by 0.29%.

This is good for the company as they are doing better as they needed to make sure that they wanted pick their sales up. They are selling over more than a thousand copies now that they have changed the price.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/11976299/Facebook-reveals-1.5bn-people-use-the-site-every-month.html



Facebook reveals 1.5bn people use the site every month


A woman uses her phone at the Facebook stand during the three day Web Summit which opens at the RDS in Dublin

Facebook has said that 1.5bn people each month use the social media site Facebook. For the first time, more than 1bn people logged on to Facebook every day, it said, and monthly active users reached 1.55bn, a 14pc increase on a year ago.


  •  Facebook investing heavily in areas such as its mobile apps and virtual reality, the huge increase in sales meant profits rose 11pc to $896m.
  • The shares instantly jumped in after-hours trading, rising around 4pc to a new all-time high that values Facebook at close to $300bn.
  • The results showed the staggering growth of Facebook’s mobile business, which was widely questioned in the months after its 2012 IPO. Around 78pc of its advertising revenues during the period came from mobile, against 66pc a year ago, and almost 900m people used Facebook from mobile phones every day.

Its good that Facebook have reached this much every year-as even though alot of young people don't use Facebook much any more they are still using it somehow or other people are to connect with other people. Its good that that Facebook aint dying out as much as it could have gone worse as other bigger social media sites like Instagram, snapchat and twitter are getting bigger.

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