La Repubblica copies distributed and sold in Italy 2003-2021
Over the years between 2003 and 2021, the readership of the Italian newspaper La Repubblica reduced significantly. In 2003, 581 thousand copies of the daily newspaper were sold every day, on average. Eighteen years later, the number of copies sold had decreased to around 146 thousand copies. Between 2016 and 2018, the average circulation has decreased across all the twenty Italian regions.
Revenues of La Repubblica
The daily newspaper La Repubblica is owned by the GEDI publishing group, one of the main Italian media conglomerates. Looking at financial data, the revenues generated from the newspaper, its local editions and the weekly supplements reached 233.4 million euros in 2019, a drop from the result of the previous year.
A reliable source
La Repubblica has a considerable reputation among the Italian public. In a 2017 poll, 30 percent of respondents stated that the newspaper’s website showed strong viewpoints, while 28 percent of them stated that it helped understanding complex issues. Lastly, 27 percent of the users said that La Repubblica provided accurate and reliable news.
Revenues of La Repubblica
The daily newspaper La Repubblica is owned by the GEDI publishing group, one of the main Italian media conglomerates. Looking at financial data, the revenues generated from the newspaper, its local editions and the weekly supplements reached 233.4 million euros in 2019, a drop from the result of the previous year.
A reliable source
La Repubblica has a considerable reputation among the Italian public. In a 2017 poll, 30 percent of respondents stated that the newspaper’s website showed strong viewpoints, while 28 percent of them stated that it helped understanding complex issues. Lastly, 27 percent of the users said that La Repubblica provided accurate and reliable news.
