Category: RESEARCH

  • Survey finds: Coverage, not tariff, wins over mobile customers

    By A Correspondent

    Good coverage above all other attractive schemes has been established as the unequivocal reason for subscriberspreference for a service provider of mobile telephony, according to a survey conducted by Opsbuds, the Bangalore-based provider of customer experience management and market research solutions for service providers.

    From its recent survey, which adopted a three layered assessment of the minds of the mobile phone service users, Opsbuds found that bundle offers such as packaging handsets with free connection and widespread retail outlets are not a deciding factor for selecting a service provider by mobile phone users. On the contrary, good coverage has been established as the single top consideration across the circles.

    Opsbuds  survey, coincidentally coming soon after the introduction of the Mobile Number Portability(MNP) system, however, revealed several other factors that worked to bond service providers with the subscribers.

    The top of mind reason for preferring a service provider is good network coverage for 80% of the respondents which is the basic expectation of the service. The unaided reason for as many as 37 percent is brand image. Interestingly only on being aided a reason as little as 23 percent indicated innovative tariff plans to choose a service provider. Even in the case of prepaid customers on being aided low denomination recharge (~15%) and full recharge (~13%) option featured as a reason. Therefore, there seems to be a consensus among subscribers that pricing is not a decision maker, wonder why the Telcos are at a price war hitting their ARPUs.

    Opsbuds detailed telecom report provides reasons for customers selecting a specific service provider. The quantitative research used the simple random sampling method over a statistically representative sample size of 2,408 mobile users.

    The survey was conducted across the major telecom circles and metros in India   Bombay, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata; Circle A (Gujarat, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh , rest of Tamil Nadu, rest of Maharashtra, Goa), Circle B (Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Haryana, rest of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh  West (UPW) Uttar Pradesh  East (UPE), Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim) and Circle C (Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Assam, North East, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh).

    The objective of the study was to enable the service providers to develop and implement market strategies in the current market scenario.

    Another phenomenon that is contrary to popular perception is the delta in usage between Airtel and Vodafone seems to be significantly higher than otherwise perceived with Airtel (67 percent) and Vodafone (18 percent). Given that Opsbuds adopted the simple random method without introducing any quota bias; this could well be the case. Opsbuds will investigate this phenomenon in their next report.

    The fact that good coverage is the major reason across age, gender and circles will be a wakeup call for most of the service providers, who tend to be under the impression that brand and good tariff plans alone will make them sail through the customers mindshare. Also, an interesting finding was that IDEA/RCOM was among the top three performers in terms of brand image ahead of Tata, MTS and Uninor.

    Speaking at the launch of the report, Mr K K Cariapa, Chief Buddy, Opsbuds said, We felt the need for bringing out a comprehensive report on what Indian consumers expect from telecom service providers, and some of the findings are very encouraging for the service providers. With the Indian customer evolving and becoming more tech savvy, telecom providers need to address the market very differently.

     

     

    HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TELECOM REPORT
    Nearly 82% of the respondent are in 21-40 year age group
    Market share of service providers in the study area
    64% of the respondents are utilizing pre paid connections 
    Respondents using AIRTEL are 67% followed by VODAFONE 18%
    Service provider wise location of the users share
    Users from Circle-A prefer AIRTEL, BSNL, UNINOR and users from Circle-B prefer AIRTEL, VODAFONE, RELIANCE , IDEA & TATA and the users from the Circle-C prefers AIRTEL connections.
    The preference in choosing service providers depends on the location of the users
    Service provider wise prepaid/postpaid users share
    The preference in choosing service providers depends on the type of connection required (postpaid/prepaid) by the users. 
    Post paid connection users prefer AIRTEL, VODAFONE & TATA; whereas prepaid connection users prefer other service providers. 
    The overall share of post paid users is 64% and 36% pre paid.
    Service providers wise users age group
    The preference in choosing service providers depends on the age group. 
    More than 50 % of the users across all service providers were in the age group of 21-30 years
    Users in the age group of <15 years prefer Idea, users in the age group of 16-20years prefer BSNL, TATA DOCOMO& UNINOR and the users in 20-30 years age group prefer Idea, UNINOR and AIRCEL connections. 
    Users in the age group of 30-40 years prefer AIRTEL, VODAFONE, users in the age group of 40-50years prefers AIRTEL and the users in 50+ years age group prefer AIRTEL, BSNL and Reliance connections. 
    Reasons for preferring a service provider
    Good Coverage is the major reason followed by Brand Image, & Innovative service plans. (Customized Packages, Closed User Groups, tailored service packages etc.) 
    Bundling handset with free connection and wider spared stores have little impact. 
    Circle wise reasons for preferring a service provider
    Good coverage is the top reason for preferring a service provider in all the circles 
    Brand image is the second top reason for preferring service provider in all the circles except in Circle-A , in Circle A the second top reason is customized services 
    Range of services and customized services are the 3rd & 4th top reasons in overall, Circle-B and Metro Circles. But in Circle-C the 3rd top reason is Low denomination recharge, Full recharge is the 5th reason and range of service is the 10th reason. 
    Type of connection wise reasons for preferring a service provider
    Irrespective of type of connection required, Good Coverage is the top reason for preferring a service provider. 
    Brand Image is the second top reason for preferring service provider when prepaid connection is required but if postpaid is required Innovative tariff plans is the 2nd top reason. 
    Innovative Tariff Plans is the third top reason for preferring service when prepaid connection is required and Brand Image is the third top reason for preferring service provider for postpaid connection.
    Range of services is the 4th top reasons in post paid connections and for the prepaid connections low denomination recharge is the 4th top reason. 
    Gender wise reasons for preferring a service provider
    Good coverage is the top reason for preferring a service provider for all the genders 
    Brand image is the second top reason for preferring service provider for females but the second top reason for males is customized services. 
    Range of service and low recharge are the 4th & 5th top reasons respectively for males as well as females.
    Age group wise reasons for preferring a service provider
    Good coverage is the top reason for preferring a service provider for all the age groups 
    Brand image is the second top reason for preferring service provider for >30 years of age group users and customized services is 2nd top reason for users in the age group of <30 years. 
    Range of service is the 4th top reason for all the age groups except <15 years of age group users. For <15 years of age group users the 4th top reason is value added services. For this age group users Brand image is the 5th top reason for preferring service provider. 
    Service provider wise Rating of reasons for preferring a service provider
    Good coverage is the top reason for preferring a service provider for all the users except those who use the Uninor. 
    Brand image is the second top reason for preferring service provider in AIRTEL and VODAFONE users , Customized services is the 2nd top reason in BSNL, RELIANCE, TATADOCOMO and AIRCEL users 
    Range of service is the 4th top reasons in VODAFONE users and LOW RECHARGE is the 4th top reason in AIRTEL, IDEA and TATADOCOMO users 
    Influence of dimensions in preferring the service
    Airtel, Vodafone and BSNL were the top 3 Performers in terms of coverage (49%), breadth of services (26%), and cost effectiveness (16%). The bottom three were Tata, MTS and Uninor
    Airtel, Vodafone and Idea/RCOM were the top 3 Performers in terms of Brand image (16%). The bottom three were Tata, MTS and Uninor

     

     

  • Top 10 Programmes: HGEC: Week 36 ’11

     

    Source: TAM Peoplemeter System
    TG: CS 4+yrs
    Market: Hindi Speaking Market
    Period: Wk 36: Aug 28 to Sep 3 2011

    About TAM Media Research
    TAM is a joint venture between Nielsen Company & Kantar Media Research. Besides measuring TV Viewership, TAM also monitors Advertising Expenditure of Television, Print & Radio through its division AdEx India. Since 2004, it extended its presence in the PR Measurement & Analysis space for Corporate/Marketing Clients by setting up a separate division Eikona PR Measurement.

    In 2007, the joint venture introduced RAM (Radio Audio Measurement) service to track Radio Listenership for the Indian Radio Broadcast Industry. In year 2009, TAM launched a division, called TAM Sports that specializes in monitoring Sports Sponsorship ROI.

    TAM Media Research’s objective is to fuel media insights that will drive the growth of the Indian Media Industry.

  • Unlocking the Power of Mobile: An Initiative Study

    Lintas Media Group and Initiative Worldwide recently conducted a global study on ‘Power of Mobile’. The study has some interesting findings – and a lot of learning.

    Click here to download the PDF file

  • ‘Film industry to see new business models, revenue streams’

    By A Correspondent

    Apex business chamber ASSOCHAM has said that the digital revolution is visibly impacting distribution and exhibition of films in India, as the industry marches towards completion of 100 years with a revenue projection of Rs 12,800 crore by 2015, up 56 percent from Rs 8,190 crore last year.

    Rising disposable incomes, growing popularity of alternate delivery mediums, digitalisation of film distribution, and value-added services like movie on demand and pay TV are set to open up new revenue streams and business models, according to a recent study by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India.

    Digital cinema will enable worldwide release of films on the day one like television broadcast and shorten the theatrical window. From the demand side, increasing mobile and internet penetration is significantly changing consumption pattern of viewers within the country as well as in the Indian diaspora overseas, it said.

    Over 1,000 films are produced every year in more than 20 languages, with regional cinema  Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada  constituting a large chunk. Backed by 12,000 theatre screens, 400 production houses and a huge viewership, the country’s film industry is the world’s largest in terms of number of films produced and ticket size. It employs about 60 lakh workers, and will complete 100 years in 2013.

    Nearly 14 million Indians (about 1.4 percent of the population) go to the movies every day.Box office collections currently contribute about 80 per cent of total film revenues. But technological advancements like digitalisation, onset of next generation networks and availability of sophisticated devices to access media are contributing to a growing chunk of ancillary revenues that comprise about 15 percent of film revenues.

    Indian cinema is undergoing remarkable changes from where it began. The aggressive expansion of multiplexes, access to organised funding, foray of leading corporate houses into film production and exhibition, and popularity of digital cinema prints have been some remarkable changes seen over the last decade.

    The ASSOCHAM study said there is requirement of more than 20,000 screens, and multiplex penetration is expected to improve further with the government allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investments through the automatic approval route.

    Though the number of multiplexes is rising, the average number of screens is extremely low in India at 12 screens per million compared to 117 in the United States. The film industry loses Rs 300 crore to 400 crore a year due to piracy and there is a shortage of world-class institutions to provide training in film and media.

    With growing viewer expectations in terms of content’s quality and variety, filmmakers need to gear up and leverage global audiences as well, besides making efforts to gain mindshare at international film festivals, said the study.

     

  • GRP Channel shares of HGECs- Wk 39 2011

    Source: TAM Peoplemeter System
    TG: CS 4+yrs
    Market: Hindi Speaking Market
    Period: Wk 38: Sep 11 to 17, 2011
    Period: Wk 39: Sep 18 to 24, 2011

    About TAM Media Research

    TAM is a joint venture between Nielsen Company & Kantar Media Research. Besides measuring TV Viewership, TAM also monitors Advertising Expenditure of Television, Print & Radio through its division AdEx India. Since 2004, it extended its presence in the PR Measurement & Analysis space for Corporate/Marketing Clients by setting up a separate division Eikona PR Measurement.

    In 2007, the joint venture introduced RAM (Radio Audio Measurement) service to track Radio Listenership for the Indian Radio Broadcast Industry. In year 2009, TAM launched a division, called TAM Sports that specializes in monitoring Sports Sponsorship ROI.

    TAM Media Research’s objective is to fuel media insights that will drive the growth of the Indian Media Industry.

  • TAM data Top 10 programmes on HGEC – Wk 39’11

    Source: TAM Peoplemeter System
    TG: CS 4+yrs
    Market: Hindi Speaking Market
    Period: Wk 39: Sep 18 to 24, 2011

     

    About TAM Media Research
    TAM is a joint venture between Nielsen Company & Kantar Media Research. Besides measuring TV Viewership, TAM also monitors Advertising Expenditure of Television, Print & Radio through its division AdEx India. Since 2004, it extended its presence in the PR Measurement & Analysis space for Corporate/Marketing Clients by setting up a separate division Eikona PR Measurement.

    In 2007, the joint venture introduced RAM (Radio Audio Measurement) service to track Radio Listenership for the Indian Radio Broadcast Industry. In year 2009, TAM launched a division, called TAM Sports that specializes in monitoring Sports Sponsorship ROI.

    TAM Media Research’s objective is to fuel media insights that will drive the growth of the Indian Media Industry.

  • IRS 2011 Q2: Top 10 Magazines

    Top 10 Hindi Magazines

    Only Grehalakshmi and Grihshobha have seen a loss of readership from Q1 to Q2 in the Hindi magazine space.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication Periodicity 2011 Q1 2011 Q2
    Pratiyogita Darpan M 2027 2154
    Saras Salil F 1945 2039
    Cricket Samrat M 984 1213
    Meri Saheli M 1100 1174
    India Today W 1137 1144
    Grehlakshmi M 1031 1010
    Grihshobha F 1061 1008
    Champak F 843 873
    Vanitha M 707 764
    Nirogdham Q 711 763

     

    Top 10 English Magazines

    Ooops! General Knowledge Today and Competition Success Review have seen a degrowth as have Filmfare and Stardust. It appears interest in current affairs is waning.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication Periodicity 2011 Q1 2011 Q2
    India Today W 1650 1724
    Readers Digest M 960 998
    General Knowledge Today M 1002 977
    Competition Success Review M 684 654
    Outlook W 438 456
    The Week W 325 396
    Filmfare F 382 366
    Stardust M 352 342
    Femina F 337 339
    Business Today F 309 333

     

    Top 10 Language Magazines

    Malayala Manorama, Mathrubhum iArogya Masika, Ananda Vikatan, Mathrubhumi Thozil Vartha and Kungumam have seen some degrowth from Q1 to Q2.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication Language Periodicity 2011 Q1 2011 Q2
    Vanitha Mal F 2653 2671
    Malayala Manorama Mal W 1413 1393
    Kumudam Tam W 1066 1066
    Karmakshetra Ben W 894 916
    Mathrubhum iArogya Masika Mal M 929 914
    AnandaVikatan Tam W 879 847
    Balarama Mal W 812 818
    MathrubhumiThozhilVartha Mal W 816 790
    Karmasangsthaan Ben W 686 738
    Kungumam Tam W 725 722

    All figures are in Average Issue Readership. Like media buyers, MxMIndia only endorses Average Issue Readership as the currency for readership measurement. Please note that these are only topline figures which have officially been supplied to the media. Sensible buying and planning happens when more data is available.

  • IRS 2011 Q2: Top 10 Dailiies

    Top 10 Hindi Dailies

    There is no change in the pecking order here. Dainik Jagran rules, Bhaskar is second and Hindustan is #3. Amar Ujala, Rajasthan Patrika, Punjab Kesari occupy the fourth, fifth and sixth slot respectively. Navbharat Times, Prabhat Khabar, Nai Dunia and Hari Bhoomi are #s 7-10. Rajasthan Patrika, Punjab Kesari and Nai Dunia have degrown from Q1 to Q2 as per the topline figures posted by Hansa Research.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication 2011 Q1 2011 Q2
    Dainik Jagran 15910 16393
    Dainik Bhaskar 14016 14174
    Hindustan 11810 11985
    Amar Ujala 8747 8891
    Rajasthan Patrika 7033 6941
    Punjab Kesari 3479 3414
    Navbharat Times 2589 2650
    Prabhat Khabar 1812 1893
    NaiDunia 1762 1714
    HariBhoomi 1418 1437

     

    Top 10 English Dailies

    Mount Road MahaVishnu ‘The Hindu’ has degrown and so have Mumbai Mirror and The Tribune, albeit insignicantly.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication 2011 Q1 2011 Q2
    The Times Of India 7442 7471
    Hindustan Times 3692 3737
    The Hindu 2095 2077
    The Telegraph 1203 1209
    DeccanChronicle 1035 1088
    DNA 822 824
    The Economic Times 769 785
    Mumbai Mirror 780 758
    The Tribune 569 567
    The New Indian Express 550 559

     

    Top 10 Language Dailies

    As per the topline figures put  by Hansa Research and MRUC, Matrubhumi, ABP, Gujarat Samachar and Daily Sakal have all lost out in Q2 vis-a-vis Q1.

    (All figues in 000s)

    Publication Language 2011Q1 2011Q2
    Malayala Manorama Mal 9938 9962
    Lokmat Mar 7486 7595
    Daily Thanthi Tam 7187 7290
    Mathrubhumi Mal 6800 6690
    Ananda Bazar Patrika Ben 6118 6063
    Eenadu Tel 5991 6032
    Gujarat Samachar Guj 5276 5220
    Dinakaran Tam 5123 5167
    Sakshi Tel 5042 5106
    Daily Sakal Mar 4568 4448

    All figures are in Average Issue Readership. Like media buyers, MxMIndia only endorses Average Issue Readership as the currency for readership measurement. Please note that these are only topline figures which have officially been supplied to the media. Sensible buying and planning happens when more data is available.

  • NCT Data Wk 39 ’11

    Source: News Content Track – A service of TAM Media Research Pvt. Ltd

    Channels: Aaj Tak, CNN IBN, Headlines Today, IBN 7, India TV, NDTV 24/7, NDTV India, Star News,

    Times Now & Zee News

    Period: Wk 39 – Sep 18 to Sep 24, 2011

    Note : Analysis is based on the telecast duration

    About TAM Media Research

    TAM is a joint venture between Nielsen Company & Kantar Media Research. Besides measuring TV Viewership, TAM also monitors Advertising Expenditure of Television, Print & Radio through its division AdEx India. Since 2004, it extended its presence in the PR Measurement & Analysis space for Corporate/Marketing Clients by setting up a separate division Eikona PR Measurement.

    In 2007, the joint venture introduced RAM (Radio Audio Measurement) service to track Radio Listenership for the Indian Radio Broadcast Industry. In year 2009, TAM launched a division, called TAM Sports that specializes in monitoring Sports Sponsorship ROI.

    TAM Media Research’s objective is to fuel media insights that will drive the growth of the Indian Media Industry.

  • IRS 2011Q2 | State Watch: Dailies

    By Ritu Midha

    A quick look at data for top 10 dailies in a handful of states brings out a few interesting observations. Do write to us at editor@mxmindia.com with your own observations and insights.

    Bihar: All the newspapers show a positive growth vis-a-vis the previous quarter. Even when compared with the same quarter previous year, all the publications show a good growth except I Next. Interestingly English dailies too have grown – and in case of Times of India, it has maintained the same level as the previous year same quarter.

    Jharkhand: When it comes to its neighbour and a part of Bihar till recently it is quite a different story – six out of top 10 dailies show a negative growth – and it is across Hindi & English dailies.

    UP: Just like Bihar, UP too has shown a growth in all the publications as compared to the previous year with the exception of DLA. Amar Ujala compact is growing the fastest with readership increasing to double in comparison to same quarter previous year.

    Uttaranchal: Uttaranchal too shows growth in all the publications but one, when compared to the previous quarter. Interesting thing however is that Amar Ujala compact that shows the fastest growth figures in UP, here shows a drop of 61%, as compared to same quarter last year.

    MP: If one compares data for Q2, 2011 with Q2, 2010, Nava Bharat (MP) and Raj Express are the only two publications that shows a fall. Another interesting factor here is that The Times of India is the only English publication in the top 10, unlike UP and Bihar where there is almost an equal number of Hindi and English Publications.

     

    Chattisgarh: In case of Chattisgarh, there are three English dailies in the top 10, however all three show a negative growth when compared to the previous quarter. Though, in case of The Times of India, if compared with Q2, 2010, figures show a 27.3% growth.

     

    Himachal Pradesh: Six out of top 10 dailies show a negative growth when compared with the same quarter in 2010. Amar Ujala, on the surface, seems to have gained at the cost of Punjab Kesai, while in case of The Hindustan Times, it is at the expense of The Times of India. A deeper analysis, perhaps, can throw more light on it.

     

    Haryana: In case of Haryana, q2 2010 to Q2 2011, three publications show a downturn, but when it comes to Q1 2011 vs Q2, the downturn is seen in seven publications – all the three English papers in the top 10 show a percentage fall when compared to the previous quarter.

     

    Punjab: In case of Punjab, only two publications of the top 10 have witnessed positive growth when compared to Q2, 2010 – These are Ajit and Dainik Bhaskar. However, if one compares Q2 2011 with Q1, 2011 even The Times of India and The Tribune show positive growth.

     

    Maharashtra: In Maharashtra’s top 10 dailies, Times of India and its co-publication Mumbai Mirror are the only two English dailies. Market, as expected, is dominated by Marathi dailies. Deshonatti is the only daily that sees a double digit growth when compared to Q1, 2011 – however, that too shows a 17% fall when compared to Q2, 2010.

     

    Gujarat: Gujarat too has just one English daily in its top 10 – The Times of India, and it shows good growth in both quarters. Other non Gujarati daily in the top 10 shows a growth of 83.9%, when compared to Q2, 2010.

    To be continued…

  • IRS Q2 2011 Hindi Belt & North

    From Stratagem Media
    Market : Bihar

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    68624

    68196

    0.6

    68228

    0.6

    Hindustan

    4842

    4729

    2.4

    4356

    11.2

    Dainik Jagran

    2727

    2568

    6.2

    2658

    2.6

    Prabhat Khabar

    426

    336

    26.8

    231

    84.4

    AJ

    286

    269

    6.3

    240

    19.2

     The Times Of India

    162

    151

    7.3

    162

    0.0

    Rashtriya Sahara

    119

    98

    21.4

    119

    0.0

    I Next

    92

    91

    1.1

    134

    -31.3

     Hindustan Times

    88

    84

    4.8

    85

    3.5

     The Hindu

    30

    23

    30.4

    15

    100.0

     The Economic Times

    19

    16

    18.8

    6

    216.7

    Market :Jharkhand

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    22736

    22606

    0.6

    22219

    2.3

    Hindustan

    1777

    1848

    -3.8

    1469

    21.0

    Prabhat Khabar

    1362

    1371

    -0.7

    1001

    36.1

    Dainik Jagran

    984

    915

    7.5

    800

    23.0

    I Next

    84

    80

    5.0

    #VALUE!

     The Telegraph

    81

    72

    12.5

    75

    8.0

    AJ

    79

    110

    -28.2

    85

    -7.1

     The Times Of India

    72

    71

    1.4

    62

    16.1

     Hindustan Times

    54

    57

    -5.3

    68

    -20.6

     Ananda Bazar Patrika

    41

    42

    -2.4

    26

    57.7

     The Economic Times

    17

    19

    -10.5

    21

    -19.0

    Market : MP

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    52058

    51748

    0.6

    50825

    2.4

    Dainik Bhaskar

    3806

    3730

    2.0

    3201

    18.9

    Nai Dunia  + Nav Duniya

    1575

    1615

    -2.5

    1125

    40.0

    Patrika

    1251

    1113

    12.4

    725

    72.6

    Raj Express

    492

    520

    -5.4

    612

    -19.6

    Dainik Jagran

    396

    344

    15.1

    339

    16.8

    Dainik Agniban

    323

    290

    11.4

    252

    28.2

    Hari Bhoomi

    259

    296

    -12.5

    211

    22.7

    Nava Bharat (MP)

    152

    177

    -14.1

    348

    -56.3

    Dainik Prabhat kiran

    77

    77

    0.0

    73

    5.5

     The Times Of India

    72

    71

    1.4

    70

    2.9

    Market : Chhattisgarh

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    17514

    17431

    0.5

    17182

    1.9

    Dainik Bhaskar

    992

    966

    2.7

    1021

    -2.8

    Hari Bhoomi

    920

    893

    3.0

    851

    8.1

    Nava Bharat (Mah/Chh)

    748

    792

    -5.6

    776

    -3.6

    Nai Dunia

    365

    361

    1.1

    355

    2.8

    Dainik Jagran

    51

    39

    30.8

    38

    34.2

     The Times Of India

    28

    29

    -3.4

    22

    27.3

     The Economic Times

    9

    11

    -18.2

    13

    -30.8

     The Hindu

    4

    5

    -20.0

    5

    -20.0

    Ananda Bazar Patrika

    2

    2

    0.0

    #VALUE!

    Market :UP

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    137441

    137014

    0.3

    134964

    1.8

    Dainik Jagran

    9007

    8815

    2.2

    8847

    1.8

    Amar Ujala

    7055

    6946

    1.6

    6525

    8.1

    Hindustan

    3806

    3676

    3.5

    2919

    30.4

    Amar Ujala Compact

    1005

    901

    11.5

    451

    122.8

    AJ

    768

    746

    2.9

    637

    20.6

    Rashtriya Sahara

    692

    635

    9.0

    524

    32.1

     The Times Of India

    552

    542

    1.8

    490

    12.7

    I Next

    506

    475

    6.5

    613

    -17.5

    DLA

    317

    347

    -8.6

    439

    -27.8

     Hindustan Times

    298

    286

    4.2

    202

    47.5

    Market :Uttaranchal

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    7391

    7352

    0.5

    7235

    2.2

    Amar Ujala

    888

    842

    5.5

    831

    6.9

    Dainik Jagran

    619

    578

    7.1

    606

    2.1

    Hindustan

    313

    289

    8.3

    193

    62.2

     The Times Of India

    85

    79

    7.6

    81

    4.9

     Hindustan Times

    51

    39

    30.8

    31

    64.5

    Rashtriya Sahara

    51

    36

    41.7

    45

    13.3

    I Next

    18

    17

    5.9

    20

    -10.0

    Amar Ujala Compact

    12

    19

    -36.8

    31

    -61.3

    Punjab Kesari

    10

    9

    11.1

    24

    -58.3

     The Economic Times

    7

    6

    16.7

    6

    16.7

    Market :HP

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    5579

    5567

    0.2

    5497

    1.5

    Amar Ujala

    459

    434

    5.8

    371

    23.7

    Punjab Kesari

    345

    365

    -5.5

    406

    -15.0

    Divya Himachal

    163

    185

    -11.9

    167

    -2.4

    Dainik Bhaskar

    52

    59

    -11.9

    61

    -14.8

     The Tribune

    40

    47

    -14.9

    46

    -13.0

    Dainik Jagran

    18

    21

    -14.3

    42

    -57.1

     Hindustan Times

    16

    13

    23.1

    10

    60.0

     The Times Of India

    8

    10

    -20.0

    11

    -27.3

     The Economic Times

    3

    4

    -25.0

    2

    50.0

    Market :Rajasthan

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    48468

    48302

    0.3

    47499

    2.0

    Rajasthan Patrika

    6811

    6871

    -0.9

    6805

    0.1

    Dainik Bhaskar

    6425

    6312

    1.8

    6121

    5.0

    Dainik Navjyoti

    554

    495

    11.9

    396

    39.9

    Punjab Kesari

    220

    192

    14.6

    168

    31.0

     The Times Of India

    208

    226

    -8.0

    194

    7.2

    News Today

    150

    140

    7.1

    182

    -17.6

    Daily News

    144

    171

    -15.8

    184

    -21.7

    Rashtradoot

    104

    112

    -7.1

    77

    35.1

     Hindustan Times

    64

    51

    25.5

    39

    64.1

     DNA

    32

    37

    -13.5

    31

    3.2

    Market : Chandigarh

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    877

    874

    0.3

    855

    2.6

    Dainik Bhaskar

    163

    170

    -4.1

    180

    -9.4

     The Tribune

    101

    95

    6.3

    94

    7.4

     Hindustan Times

    93

    88

    5.7

    78

    19.2

    Amar Ujala

    93

    82

    13.4

    85

    9.4

     The Times Of India

    26

    21

    23.8

    22

    18.2

    Punjab Kesari

    23

    24

    -4.2

    24

    -4.2

    Dainik Jagran

    20

    20

    0.0

    28

    -28.6

     The Indian Express

    18

    12

    50.0

    16

    12.5

     Punjabi Tribune

    11

    9

    22.2

    9

    22.2

    Ajit

    6

    7

    -14.3

    4

    50.0

    Market :Haryana

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    19944

    19849

    0.5

    19459

    2.5

    Dainik Bhaskar

    1312

    1333

    -1.6

    1404

    -6.6

    Punjab Kesari

    984

    989

    -0.5

    958

    2.7

    Dainik Jagran

    950

    928

    2.4

    922

    3.0

    Hari Bhoomi

    255

    224

    13.8

    251

    1.6

     Hindustan Times

    204

    212

    -3.8

    170

    20.0

     The Times Of India

    180

    191

    -5.8

    186

    -3.2

    Amar Ujala

    168

    193

    -13.0

    232

    -27.6

     The Tribune

    118

    132

    -10.6

    103

    14.6

    Aaj Samaj

    103

    109

    -5.5

    40

    157.5

    Dainik Tribune

    93

    91

    2.2

    100

    -7.0

    Market : Punjab

    Publications

    IRS 2011 Q2

    IRS 2011 Q1

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1

    IRS 2010 Q2

    % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2

    Est. Individuals (000s)

    22681

    22595

    0.4

    22255

    1.9

     Ajit

    1158

    1123

    3.1

    1125

    2.9

     Jag Bani

    973

    1027

    -5.3

    1018

    -4.4

    Punjab Kesari

    959

    1005

    -4.6

    1100

    -12.8

    Dainik Bhaskar

    825

    862

    -4.3

    773

    6.7

    Dainik Jagran

    729

    764

    -4.6

    891

    -18.2

     The Tribune

    291

    280

    3.9

    328

    -11.3

     Punjabi Tribune

    117

    160

    -26.9

    284

    -58.8

     Hindustan Times

    111

    115

    -3.5

    137

    -19.0

    Amar Ujala

    68

    73

    -6.8

    156

    -56.4

    The Times Of India

    36

    28

    28.6

    47

    -23.4

    Information courtesy:
  • IRS Q2 2011 – South

    From Stratagem Media

    Market :AP
    Publications IRS 2011 Q2 IRS 2011 Q1 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1 IRS 2010 Q2 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2
    Est. Individuals (000s) 67717 67414 0.4 66503 1.8
     Eenadu 5950 5908 0.7 6087 -2.3
     Sakshi 5056 4988 1.4 4638 9.0
     Andhra Jyothi 2110 2004 5.3 2368 -10.9
     Deccan Chronicle 742 735 1.0 786 -5.6
     Vartha 344 362 -5.0 894 -61.5
     The Hindu 296 297 -0.3 325 -8.9
     Andhra Bhoomi 253 265 -4.5 244 3.7
     The Times Of India 126 112 12.5 138 -8.7
     Andhra Prabha 105 121 -13.2 116 -9.5
    Siasat 70 81 -13.6 89 -21.3
    Market :Kar
    Publications IRS 2011 Q2 IRS 2011 Q1 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1 IRS 2010 Q2 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2
    Est. Individuals (000s) 48412 48163 0.5 47420 2.1
    Vijay Karnataka 3438 3470 -0.9 3268 5.2
    Prajavani 3369 3403 -1.0 2565 31.3
    Kannada Prabha 1354 1334 1.5 862 57.1
    Samyukta Karnataka 1176 1306 -10.0 984 19.5
    Udayavani 985 893 10.3 794 24.1
     The Times Of India 575 535 7.5 445 29.2
     Deccan Herald 414 423 -2.1 314 31.8
    Sanjavani 215 207 3.9 211 1.9
     Bangalore Mirror 175 160 9.4 70 150.0
    Tarun Bharat (Belgaum, Maharashtra & Goa) 145 160 -9.4 227 -36.1
    Market :TN
    Publications IRS 2011 Q2 IRS 2011 Q1 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1 IRS 2010 Q2 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2
    Est. Individuals (000s) 58816 58621 0.3 58119 1.2
     Daily Thanthi 7097 6986 1.6 7263 -2.3
     Dinakaran 5038 4995 0.9 4991 0.9
     Dinamalar 2653 2548 4.1 2859 -7.2
     The Hindu 1055 1065 -0.9 1131 -6.7
     Dinamani 513 476 7.8 512 0.2
    Malai Malar 417 411 1.5 556 -25.0
     Deccan Chronicle 240 196 22.4 250 -4.0
     The Times Of India 222 208 6.7 221 0.5
     The New Indian Express 135 132 2.3 108 25.0
     Tamizh Murasu 116 114 1.8 140 -17.1
    Market :Ker
    Publications IRS 2011 Q2 IRS 2011 Q1 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 11 Q1 IRS 2010 Q2 % growth in IRS 11 Q2 over 10 Q2
    Est. Individuals (000s) 28477 28435 0.1 79673 -64.3
     Malayala Manorama (Daily) 9869 9837 0.3 9759 1.1
     Mathrubhumi 6669 6772 -1.5 6545 1.9
     Deshabhimani 2105 2180 -3.4 2276 -7.5
     Madhyamam 954 882 8.2 697 36.9
     Mangalam (Daily) 562 500 12.4 516 8.9
     Kerala Kaumudi 532 570 -6.7 837 -36.4
     The Hindu 310 324 -4.3 962 -67.8
     The New Indian Express 218 215 1.4 295 -26.1
     Deepika 190 189 0.5 180 5.6
     Kerala Kaumudi Flash 163 170 -4.1 206 -20.9

     

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