Press statistics

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Press statistics is a discipline within media studies that uses quantitative measurements to describe the state and development of media markets.

Relevant surveyed variables are:

Newspaper density ,
Range ,
Edition ,
Distribution type and
Distribution area

Web links

Sascha Chaimowicz: Press statistics: The newspaper counter - time online, March 4, 2010
Act on press statistics ( BGBl. 1975 I p. 777 ) and its suspension ( BGBl. 1996 I p. 1804 )
STEFFEN GRIMBERG: Press diversity in the downturn - taz of June 9, 2005