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Oh, No, Not Again: More Circ Squabbles (This Time in Denver)

The way the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News newspapers are reporting circulation figures to advertisers could be viewed as violating the spirit of the Audit Bureau of Circulations guidelines, according to the Denver Business Journal (via The Media Drop). The newspapers include bulk copies delivered to hotels and restaurants in their overall circulation - a practice that is common among newspapers and legal by the rules of the ABC. But the bulk distribution of these papers makes up around 13 percent - an unreasonably large portion, some feel - of total circulation.

Advertising and newspaper industry experts said the Denver Newpaper Agency is beefing up circulation figures because of a 36 percent drop in combined daily circulation of the Post and News without a corresponding drop in ad rates. The DNA is one of the most aggressive users of the more liberal circulation reporting rules, the article said.

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