By Anja Pasquay The German economy has recovered and growth has been stronger and steadier than expected. This has had positive effects on the overall advertising market. However, newspapers have more

By Anja Pasquay Last year (2009) revenues from newspaper sales in Germany were, for the first time, greater than revenues from classified ads and other forms of advertising. The old rule of thumb more

For the second time this decade newspapers are feeling the effects of declines in advertising revenues -- particularly in business-cycle-sensitive categories such as job advertisements -- as well as more

Almost across the board daily newspapers in Germany are showing (slight) declines in audience penetration levels, a trend they share with newspapers elsewhere in Europe and the United States; even more

There have never been as many different and high-quality newspaper offers for children as there are in Germany today. This includes educationally motivated projects to promote reading more

Over the past fifteen years numerous publishing companies have developed editorial material for young people (there are well over a hundred examples of this) with a view to developing and maintaining more

Germany is a newspaper country. Each day 334 newspapers with 1529 local editions with a circulation of some 21 million copies reach their readers. On top of that there are weekly and Sunday more

Just under three-fourths of the German population over the age of 14 (73.7 percent) regularly read a daily newspaper. That is around 48 million men and women. Slightly more local and regional more

Germany is a newspaper country. Each day 347 newspapers with 1552 local editions with a circulation of some 22 million copies reach their readers. On top of that there are weekly and Sunday more

Just under three-fourths of the German population over the age of 14 (74.8 percent) regularly read a daily newspaper. That is around 48.5 million men and women. More local and regional newspapers more

More than three-fourths of the German population over the age of 14 (75.7 percent) regularly read a daily newspaper. That is around 49 million men and women. More local and regional newspapers more

Over three-fourths of the German population above the age of 14 (76.2 percent) regularly read a daily newspaper. That is equivalent to more than 49 million men and women. More local and regional more