Times of India : World’s Largest Selling English Broadsheet Newspaper
A times of India news article “Times now Masthead of the World” reports that The Times of India has been certified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations as having become the world’s largest selling English broadsheet newspaper ahead of giants like USA Today and Wall Street Journal, Times London and The Guardian with more than 2.4 million newspaper copies sold every day.
They say that the absolute size of the available English-literate audience in India is at just about 60-70 million and is far smaller than in markets like the USA (200 million plus) or the UK.
They say the difference is that unlike in these western markets, where readership of newspapers is highly fragmented and no one brand has been able to build a high share of the large available audience, The Times of India is the newspaper of choice for 30 percent of all English readers in India.
An Indian newspaper is the World’s Largest Selling English Broadsheet Newspaper. Dedicated readership rules!
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How do I go about getting an annual subscription (Hard copy) of TOI which will be cheaper for me? I am a resident of Andheri(W)-Mumbai
I would like to subscribe TOI news paper in hardcopy annually. I heard about the special rates of INR 400/- per year. Is it true and if so i would like to rceive a communication from TOI office for the subscription.
How do I go about getting an annual/half yearly subscription of TOI newspaper which will be cheaper for me? I am a resident of Kandivali(W)-Mumbai
How to get the half yearly subscription of TOI newspaper renewed. No agent has approached me this time and when I called up he is telling that I should have done it befor 16th Jan 2008.
Any help
P.KUMAR
Anushaktinagar
mumbai-94
Hi I am residing in Kandivli (W) in Mumbai. I would like to know how to go about the sunbsription of TOI and Economic Times on an half yearly or yearly basis. The local guy who suplies newspaper to me says that such scheme have been stopped by TOI which I do not believe.
Thanks
Srinivasan