Broadsheets 'hardest hit by advertising slump'

The slump in advertising expenditure continued in the final quarter of last year, with broadsheet newspapers hardest hit, according to figures released today.

The slump in advertising expenditure continued in the final quarter of last year, with broadsheet newspapers hardest hit, according to figures released today.

Spending by UK advertisers fell by 6.9%, or £263m (€426m), in the fourth quarter, compared with the same period in 2000.

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