By Michael Taggart on August 16, 2011
Michael Taggart, MRM's head of digital and social
Here are some surprising statistics about the weekend’s national newspapers that hint at the media’s current fascination with Twitter.
In all national newspapers (as defined by the Audit Bureau of Circulations), there were 247 mentions of the word …
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Posted in Media relations, Michael Taggart Blog, social media | Tagged ABC, Audit Bureau of Circulations, Bert and Ernie, Conde Nast, David Cameron, David Starkey, Fcebook, FT, Guardian, Joey Barton, Lady Gaga, Libertines, lift, Lord Sugar, Louise Mensch, Martyn Waites, Mirror, Piers, Piers Morgan, Sesame Street, Telegraph, Tony Fernandes, twitter, Twitter blackout
By Katy Moore on February 16, 2011
Savings took the top spot for the second week running, accounting for 38 per cent of the total PF stories in the nationals today, up from 32 per cent last week. Hot on its heels were pensions stories which surged from 10 per cent last week to 32 per …
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Posted in Communications | Tagged Express, Mail, pensions, savings, Telegraph
By Cat Ommanney on January 10, 2011
This weekend’s money sections saw a sharp drop in pensions-related articles (halving from 20 per cent down to 10 per cent) and this slack was taken up by mortgage and tax stories, which increased from 7 per cent to 16 per cent and from 9 per cent to 13 per …
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Posted in Communications | Tagged FT Weekend, Sunday Times, Telegraph, The Independent