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A Project Report On Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India
A Project Report On Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India
A Project Report On Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India
Executive summary
Project Title: A comparative analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India
and The Hindu in Hubli city
Statement of the Problem
The study covers various marketing techniques, which are adapted to attract
the customer towards Daily Newspaper. To know how the Indian Express is
different of Times of India and The Hindu. And delivery time, service, Quality of
news, Quality of news paper has plays an important role in increasing the sales of
newspaper and how they can satisfy the customer through providing better service.
Distribution channel and better delivery is one of the important strategies to
increasing the sales. The present study involves A Comparative Analysis of
The New Indian Express. Times of India and The Hindu
Objectives of the Study
The study carried out for to know the Customer Attitude towards News PaperA Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India and The
Hindu
To find out the Comparative of Times of India and The Hindus Delivery
system plays important role in increasing the sales.
To know the customer satisfaction towards the delivery system and how
they can improve.
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The present study involves To know the customer attitude towards news
paper-a comparative analysis of Indian Express, Times of India and The Hindu
Data is collected from the readers of Indian Express, Times of India and The
Hindu To fulfill the above said objectives of the study the responses were collected
from respondents who are the existing customers of all type of English News
paper.
The survey includes sample size of 100 and the respondent includes
business men, Students, Employees, Housewifes, and Others. The responses were
taken by interviewing the respondents directly using a structured questionnaire.
Methodology of the Study
Data collection method
a) Primary Data
The primary data is collected from the readers of business daily with the
help of questionnaire and also interview with the bank employees, stock brokers
and marketing executives.
b) Secondary Data
The secondary data is collected from company publication, magazines,
journals newspapers and websites.
Sampling Design
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Sample size
The survey is conducted in Hubli city and the sample size is 100.
b) Sampling method
The selection of sample is done by random sampling technique.
Findings
1. It was found that 70% of the respondents are male, and 30% respondents
are female reader of the news paper in Hubli city
2. Most of the respondents news paper readers are 2 years and above
3. It was noted that the usual deliver time of newspaper was between 6 AM to
7AM, and 7AM to 8AM.
4. 80% of the respondents are getting the news paper through news paper boy.
5. The most of the respondents indicates that 94% of subscribers are fully
satisfied of the delivery service of news paper.
6. The delivery of the supplements 96% of respondents said we are fully
satisfying of delivery of supplements.
Conclusion
From the study it is observed that employees, and business persons targets business
professionals. Most of the readers are preferring newspapers because of its content
and prices. But important thing is that the company could go for better quality of
news, and quality of news paper, preference to local news, delivery is an important
factor for customer satisfaction.
On the whole, study concluded that Indian Express requires much more
effective good supplements delivery important towards customer complaints. And
to survive in the market the company has to continue with the improved style of
presentation of articles and marketing strategies.
Suggestions
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1. Form better improve the quality of the news and news paper
2. To maintain the good distribution channel and delivery system. So that
there will not be any complaints from subscribers.
3. As most of the readers prefer other three news papers, to attract them, a
complementary copy of The Indian express can be given for a week.
Thereafter if they want they can subscribe it further.
4. Since the circulation is only in major areas it can also be concentrated in
more rural areas.
Industry Profile
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It may be
In the United States and Canada, there are few truly national
newspapers, with the notable exceptions of USA Today in the United States and
The Globe and Mail and The National Post in Canada.
Large metropolitan newspapers with expanded distribution networks such
as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Toronto Star can fill the
role of de facto national newspapers. The owner of the newspaper, or person in
charge, is the publisher. The person responsible for content is the editor, editor in
chief, or executive editor. Newspapers have been developed around very narrow
topic areas, such as news for merchants in a specific industry, fans of particular
sports, fans of arts or of specific artists, and participants in the same sorts of
activities or lifestyles.
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The Press
Compared to many other developing countries, the Indian press has
flourished since independence and exercises a large degree of independence.
British colonialism allowed for the development of a tradition of freedom of the
press, and many of Indias great English language newspapers and some of its
Indian language press to began during the nineteenth century. As India became
independent, ownership of Indias leading English-language newspaper were
transferred from British to Indian business groups and the fact that most English
language newspaper have the backing of large business houses and has contributed
to their independence from the government. By 1993, India had 35,595 newspapers
of which 3805 were dailies and other periodicals. Although the majorities of
publications are in indigenous languages, the English-language press, which has
wide spread appeal to the expanding middle class has a wide circulation
throughout India.
There are four major publishing groups in India, each of which controls
national and regional English-language and vernacular publications. They are the
Times of India group, the Indian Express Group, the Hindustan Times Group and
Anandabazar Patrika group. The Times of India is Indias largest English-language
daily, with the circulation of 656,000 published in six cities. The Indian Express,
with the daily circulation of 519,000, is published in 17 cities. There are also seven
other daily newspapers with circulation between 134,000 and 477,000, all in
English and all competitive with one another. Indian-language newspapers also
enjoy large circulations but usually on a statewide or citywide basis. For example,
Malayalam-language daily Malayala Manorama circulates 673,000 copies in
Kerala, the Hindi language Dainik Jagran circulates widely in Uttar Pradesh and
New Delhi, with 58,000 copies per day, Punjab Kesari, also published in Hindi and
available throughout Punjab and New Delhi and has a circulation 562,000 and the
Anandabazar Patrika published in Calcutta in Bengali, has a daily circulation of
435,000. There are also numerous smaller publications throughout the nation. The
combined circulation of Indias newspapers and periodicals is in the order of 60
million, published daily in more than 90 languages.
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Print Advertising
The foundation of modern advertising message strategy and design lies in
the early print formats. The earliest mass produced commercial messages either
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Magazines
Journals
English Regional
House Journals
a. Morning
1.
Technical Journals
b. Evening
2.
Monthly
c. Sunday
Times,
Express)
Marketing)
d. Specialty
(The
(Advertising
3.
Economic
Financial 4.
(B)
Yearly
Government
Publications
(Telephone Director)
(C)
Magazines
(GFQ,
(Business
World,
Debonair)
3. Business
Business India)
4. For Family (Readers Digest)
5. Film magazines (Stardust)
The Future of Newspapers
The future of newspapers is cloudy, with overall readership slowly declining in
most developed countries due to increasing competition from television and the
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COMPANY PROFILE
The Indian Express Group was the unifying voice behind Indias struggle for
independence. Today, it is the leading light in the battle against corruption as well
as empowering the people of India.
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The Indian Express began its journey in 1932. Since then, the Group has grown
from strength to strength. From a single edition to 35 national editions, 14
publication centers and 7 language dailies that reach over 19 million people across
the country.
For the millions of readers, the name "Indian Express" evokes a feeling of faith and
trust in the belief that their Express will provide the true picture of India and the
world at large. Published from 21 centers across the country, the newspaper has
been identified with credible and fiercely independent journalism in India. One of
the most influential newspapers of the Indian subcontinent, The Indian Express has
been the watchdog for the Indian people, fiercely treading the terrains of
investigative and pro-active journalism.
Some of the most shocking stories in the history of Indian journalism are credited
to this newspaper. For instance, it showed how slavery existed in 20th century
India when an Express reporter actually bought a woman from the market and
wrote the famous story of Kamla. When the Press was muzzled and gagged and
democracy kept in prison in 1975 during the Emergency, The Express was one of
the few papers to stand up and speak out against the anti-democracy moves of the
government, it was the loudest voice and the strictest critic to bring the guilty to
account, at the highest levels of power wielding authority, and enable the return of
freedom to the people of India. Express, virtually single-handedly, overthrew the
then government by forcing it to hold a free and fair national elections.
Now, adapting to the changing world are the brands of the Group that cover every
sector one can conceive of. The aggressively independent The Indian Express, the
courageous style of The Sunday Express, the supremely analytical nature of The
Financial Express, the indomitable Locate, the insightful Lokprabha, the sprightly
Screen, the breaking-news-at-breakneck-speed providing Express Online and the
comprehensive Business Publications Division throw light on a range of topics
such as Indian politics, economy, business, society and culture.
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AWARD
FROM
THE
SANSKRITI
PRATISHTAN
FOUNDATION
Presented to: Muzamil Jaleel from The Indian Express in 2004
Jaleel has been noted for his discerning stories on the psychological cost of
violence in Jammu and Kashmir, impact of violence on the children and on the
states literature, visual arts and the society in generation.
7TH
POLESTAR
AWARD
PRESENTED
BY
THE
POLESTAR
FOUNDATION
Presented to: Stavan Desai from The Indian Express in 2005
The Indian Express reporter Stavan Desai was given The 7th Polestar Award for
Breaking News in 2004.
CHAMELI DEVI AWARD
Foundation: The Media Foundation Presented to: Sonu Jain from The Indian
Express in 2004
The Indian Express special correspondent Sonu Jain, whose coverage of
environment and agriculture in this newspaper - from illegal mining to CNG, Bt
Cotton to melting glaciers - touched off judicial intervention and policy debates,
has been awarded The Media Foundations 2003-04 Chameli Devi Jain Award for
an Outstanding Woman Mediaperson.
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Business Interests
In Print
Dailies :
-
Samkaleen (Mumbai)
Magazines / Weekly
-
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Some of the most shocking stories in the history of Indian journalism are credited
to this newspaper. For instance, it showed how slavery existed in 20th century
India when a reporter bought a woman from the market and wrote the famous story
of Kamla. When the press was muzzled and gagged with democracy kept in prison
in 1975 during the Emergency, The Express was one of the few papers to stand up
and speak out.
The Indian Express commitment to journalism of courage is mirrored in the
fact that it is the only newspaper in the country to have a special investigative
team based at the National Editorial Center in New Delhi.
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Editions
Language
Category
Periodicity
Indian
Mumbai
English
News
Daily
Express
Pune
Hindi
News
Daily
English
Business
Daily
Kannada
News
Daily
Marathi
News
Daily
Nagpur
Ahmedabad
Baroda
Delhi
Chandigarh
Jansatta
Mumbai
Delhi
Chandigarh
Calcutta
Financial
Mumbai
Express
Delhi
Calcutta
Chennai
Coimbatore
Kochi
Bangalore
The
New Bangalore
Indian
Hubli
Express
Belgaum
Gulbarga
Mangalore
Loksatta
Mumbai
Pune
Nagpur
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Ahmedabad
Jansatta
Rajkot
Gujarathi
News
Daily
Baroda
Samakaleen
Mumbai
Gujarathi
News
Daily
Lokprabha
Mumbai
Marathi
Gen. Int.
Weekly
Screen
Mumbai
English
Films
Weekly
The Indian Express Group offers a wide range of niche Business Publications like
Express Computers, Express Parma Pulse, Express Hotelier & Caterer, Express
Travel & Tourism and many more to cater to the needs of the fast growing global
economy and booming industries
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Project Detail.
Company: The New Indian Express
Sector: News Paper Industry.
Project Title: A Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of
India And The Hindu.
Statement of the Problem
The study covers various marketing techniques, which are adapted to attract
the customer towards Daily Newspaper. To know how the Indian Express is
different of Times of India and The Hindu. And delivery time, service, Quality of
news, Quality of news paper has plays an important role in increasing the sales of
newspaper and how they can satisfy the customer through providing better service.
Distribution channel and better delivery is one of the important strategies to
increasing the sales. The present study involves Comparative Analysis of The
New Indian Express. Times of India and The Hindu
Objectives of the Study
The study carried out for to know the Customer Attitude towards News PaperA Comparative Analysis of The New Indian Express, Times of India and The
Hindu
To find out the Comparative of Times of India and The Hindus Delivery
system plays important role in increasing the sales.
To know the customer satisfaction towards the delivery system and how
they can improve.
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The present study involves To know the customer attitude towards news
paper-a comparative analysis of Indian Express, Times of India and The Hindu
Data is collected from the readers of Indian Express, Times of India and The
Hindu To fulfill the above said objectives of the study the responses were collected
from respondents who are the existing customers of all type of English News
paper.
The survey includes sample size of 100 and the respondent includes
business men, Students, Employees, Housewifes, and Others. The responses were
taken by interviewing the respondents directly using a structured questionnaire.
Methodology of the Study
Data collection method
a) Primary Data
The primary data is collected from the readers of business daily with the
help of questionnaire and also interview with the bank employees, stock brokers
and marketing executives.
b) Secondary Data
The secondary data is collected from company publication, magazines,
journals newspapers and websites.
Sampling Design
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Sample size
The survey is conducted in Hubli city and the sample size is 100.
b) Sampling method
The selection of sample is done by random sampling technique.
Limitations of the Study
1. It was assumed that all response given by the respondents are true and
unbiased.
2. The information provided by this report can be used to draw conclusions
for readers in Hubli city only.
3. Sample size was restricted to 100 only, so large group could not be taken
into consideration.
4. The study was done for short period, which might not hold true long run.
5. Getting accurate responses from the respondents due to their inherent
problems is difficult.
6. Getting responses from respondents was very difficult, as they were always
busy.
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Female ( )
Gender
Category
Male
Female
Total
Frequency
70
30
100
Percent
70.0
30.0
100.0
Valid Percent
70.0
30.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
70.0
100.0
60
Frequency
40
20
0
Male
Female
Gender
Analysis
This data analysis shows the gender of different respondents. From the above chart
it is analyzed that out of 100, majority of respondents belong to the 70% of male
and 30% of female.
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Valid
Marriied
Unmarried
Total
Frequency
46
54
100
Percent
46.0
54.0
100.0
Valid Percent
46.0
54.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
46.0
100.0
Marital Status
60
50
40
30
Frequency
20
10
0
Marrii ed
Unmarried
Marital Status
ANALYSIS
From the above chart it is analyzed that out of 100 respondents 46 % of them
married and remaining 54% are unmarried.
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Q.No. 5 Occupation
Table No. 3.3
Occupation
cetegory
Student
Businessman
Employee
House wife
Other
Total
Frequency
31
27
32
9
1
100
Percent
31.0
27.0
32.0
9.0
1.0
100.0
Valid Percent
31.0
27.0
32.0
9.0
1.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
31.0
58.0
90.0
99.0
100.0
30
20
Count
10
0
Student
Businessman
Employee
House wife
Other
Occupation
Analysis: The analysis shows that mentioned 31% of student, 27% of
Businessman, 32% employee, 9% housewife and others only 1% .
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Valid
Frequency
36
41
23
100
Percent
36.0
41.0
23.0
100.0
Valid Percent
36.0
41.0
23.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
36.0
77.0
100.0
40
30
Frequency
20
10
0
The New Indian Expre Tim es Of Indi a
The Hindu
Analysis
From the above we can infer that 36% of the respondents subscribed The
New Indian Express, and 41% Times of India, 23%The Hindu. Times Of India Has
got the highest number of subscribers when compared to other two papers 41% out
of 100 respondents. Times Of India is the leader in the market because of the
information provided by the customer and also its distribution channel and market
coverage is very strong.
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Valid
6 Months to 1 Year
1 to 2 Year
2 Years & Above
Total
Frequency
11
18
71
100
Percent
11.0
18.0
71.0
100.0
Valid Percent
11.0
18.0
71.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
11.0
29.0
100.0
Count 10
0
6 Months to 1 Year
1 to 2 Year
Since how long you are the reader of above mentioned news paper
Analysis
The above table reveals that 71% of the subscribers were reading the above
mentioned paper for a period of 2years and above 18% for a period of 1-2 years,
and 11% between 6months-1years.
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Category
100
80
60
40
Count
20
0
News Paper Agency Nearest petty stalls
Analysis
Out of 100 respondents 80% of the respondents preferred through
Newspaper Boys, 12% of the respondent preferred through news paper agency and
remaining are getting nearest petty stalls. Majority of respondents preferred News
paper boys because Delivery time of the Indian express newspaper.
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Category
Before 6 AM
6-7 AM
7-8 AM
8 Am & later
Total
Frequency Percent
11
11.0
64
64.0
24
24.0
1
1.0
100
100.0
Cumulative
Valid Percent Percent
11.0
11.0
64.0
75.0
24.0
99.0
1.0
100.0
100.0
70
60
50
40
30
Count
20
10
0
Before 6 AM
6-7 AM
7-8 AM
8 Am & later
Analysis: The above table mentioned before 6am 11%, 6-7am respondents are
64%, 24% of 7-8am, and remaining are 8am and later.
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
84
16
100
Percent
84.0
16.0
100.0
Valid Percent
84.0
16.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
84.0
100.0
80
60
Frequency
40
20
0
Yes
No
Analysis
The above graph clearly indicates that 84% of subscribers were clearly said
we are satisfied with delivery time of news paper, only 16% were clearly said No,
so they are not satisfied.
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Category
Yes
Category No
Total
Frequency
94
6
100
Percent
94.0
6.0
100.0
Valid Percent
94.0
6.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
94.0
100.0
Graph No.1.9
100
80
60
40
Count
20
0
Yes
No
Analysis: The above graph clearly indicates that 94% of subscribers were clearly
said we are satisfied of the delivery service of the news paper and 6% were clearly
said no statement of the delivery time of the newspaper.
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
93
7
100
Percent
93.0
7.0
100.0
Valid Percent
93.0
7.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
93.0
100.0
80
60
Frequency
40
20
0
Yes
No
Analysis: From the above table are shows that 93% of the customers are satisfied
and 7% of the customers are not satisfied.
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
96
4
100
Percent
96.0
4.0
100.0
Valid Percent
96.0
4.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
96.0
100.0
Graph No.1.11
120
100
80
60
40
Count
20
0
Yes
No
Analysis: The above table reveals that 96% of respondents say that all the
supplements are delivered to them and the 4% are dissatisfied with the delivery of
supplements.
Q.No. 15 Are you happy with the print quality of the news paper?
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
81
19
100
Percent
81.0
19.0
100.0
Valid Percent
81.0
19.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
81.0
100.0
Graph No.1.12
Are you happy with the print quality of the news paper?
100
80
60
Frequency
40
20
0
Yes
No
Are you happy with the print quality of the news paper?
Analysis: The above table reveals that 81% of respondents say that print quality of
the news paper is good but remaining 19% of the respondent said print quality of
the news paper they are not happy with their needs.
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Category
Highly Referred
Frequency Percent
40
40.0
Cumulative
Valid Percent Percent
40.0
40.0
Referred
43
43.0
43.0
83.0
17
17.0
17.0
100.0
100
100.0
100.0
Total
Graph No. 1.13
50
40
30
Count
20
10
Highly Referred
Referred
Analysis:
The above table reveals that political type of news highly prefer to read
40%, prefer to read 43% of the respondent, and remaining 17% some what prefer
to reading the political news. The highest no. of people prefers to read the political
news in hubli city.
Q.No. 17 Do you think your news paper is satisfying your preferences?
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
80
20
100
Percent
80.0
20.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
80.0
100.0
Valid Percent
80.0
20.0
100.0
Count
30
20
10
Yes
No
Analysis:
The above chart shows that 80 % of them said that their news paper has satisfying
their preferences. and the remaining 20% of them said their news paper it has not
satisfying their preferences of Hubli city readers of daily news paper. It can be
inferred that preference has a effect on offer of newspaper in comparative analysis
of Indian Express, Times of India and The Hindu.
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Valid
Yes
No
Total
Frequency
50
50
100
Percent
50.0
50.0
100.0
Valid Percent
50.0
50.0
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
50.0
100.0
50
40
Count
30
20
Yes
No
Q.No. 19: What is your opinion about the advertisements published in news
paper?
Table No. 3.16
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Valid
Missing
Total
Very Good
Good
Average
Bad
Total
System
Frequency
17
53
23
6
99
1
100
Percent
17.0
53.0
23.0
6.0
99.0
1.0
100.0
Valid Percent
17.2
53.5
23.2
6.1
100.0
Cumulative
Percent
17.2
70.7
93.9
100.0
50
40
30
Frequency
20
10
0
Very Good
Good
Average
Bad
Analysis: It is found that 53% of the respondents like good in news paper of the
advertisements in newspaper, 17% of the respondents are like very good, 23% of
them said average, and 6% of them said badly about the advertisement published in
news paper. And one responded not specified any thing.
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TOI
TH
Highly Sissified
11
14
Satisfied
58
48
46
Neutral
24
31
23
Dissatisfied
13
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis: From the above we can infer that 58% of the respondents subscribed of
the New Indian Express, 48% Times of India, and 46% The Hindu, The New
Indian Express has got the highest number of subscribers satisfied of the price of
the news paper when compared to other three papers 58% out of 100 respondents.
The New Indian Express is the highest of the satisfied of in the market because of
the information provided to the customer. So here compare to The New Indian
Express news paper can be very strongly satisfied of the customers in Hubli city.
Delivery Time
Highly Sissified
TNIE
TOI
TH
11
14
19
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36
48
56
Neutral
37
24
13
Dissatisfied
15
14
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis: The above graph clearly indicates that 36% of the respondents
subscribed of the New Indian Express, 48% Times of India and 56% The Hindu.
The Hindu has got the highest number of subscribers highly satisfied of the
delivery time of the news paper when compared to other two papers is only 56%
out of 100 respondents.
Supplement
Highly Sissified
TNIE
TOI
TH
15
13
16
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52
51
44
Neutral
20
19
25
Dissatisfied
13
16
13
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis: The above table is reveals that 52% of the respondents subscribed of the
The New Indian Express, 51% Times Of India and 44% The Hindu. The New
Indian Express has got the highest number of subscribers satisfied of the
supplements of the news paper when compared to other two papers are 52% out of
100 respondents.
Quality News
Highly Sissified
TNIE
TOI
TH
18
17
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49
56
45
Neutral
24
12
22
Dissatisfied
17
12
13
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis: From the above we can infer that 7% of the respondents subscribed of
the The New Indian Express, 18% Times of India and 17% The Hindu They Are
Highly Satisfied. Times of India have got the highest number of subscribers
satisfied of the quality of news of the news paper when compared to other three
papers and only 45% out of 100 respondents satisfied with The Hindu. On The
view of customer Times of India providing High Quality News.
Quality
News
Paper
TNIE
TOI
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26
13
Satisfied
41
42
54
Neutral
29
14
15
Dissatisfied
25
16
15
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis: From the above we can infer that 26% and 42% of the responded are
Highly Satisfied and satisfied respectively with Times of India quality News Paper.
And 25% of responded Dissatisfied with The Ne Indian Express Quality News
Paper also here 54% responded says that they satisfied with The Hindu Quality
News Paper.
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Quality Print
TNIE
TOI
TH
Highly Sasfied
23
13
Satisfied
41
37
38
Neutral
36
23
28
Dissatisfied
19
14
18
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis:
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Coverage
TNIE
TOI
TH
Highly Sasfied
12
15
Satisfied
42
52
31
Neutral
29
16
38
Dissatisfied
20
18
13
Highly Dissatisfied
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TOI
TH
Highly Sasfied
10
14
18
Satisfied
56
48
51
Neutral
22
22
16
Dissatisfied
10
12
10
Highly Dissatisfied
Analysis:
Most of the respondents are satisfied with respect to the covering up of the local
news in their newspapers. Overall the respondents are satisfied as we could see
from the above graph where the majority of the respondents fall in the range of
neutral to highly satisfied region.
Findings
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Most of the respondents are happy with the print quality of the news paper.
8.
80% of the respondents are satisfying their preferences with the news
paper.
9.
Most of respondents are fully satisfying of the quality of the news of news
paper.
10. In comparative study some means 19 percent of respondents are they are
not happy with the print quality of The New Indian Express.
Suggestions
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
www.indiadexpress.com
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www.timesofindia.com
www.thehindu.com
www.pti.com
Magazines
Annexure
QUESTIONNAIRE
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6.
Occupation
Female ( )
Married
( )
1. Student
Unmarried ( )
( )
3. Employee
2. Businessman
( )
4.
House wife
( )
( )
7. Do you think print mass media is essential to keep one self update?
Yes
( )
No
( )
( )
( )
9. Since how long you are the reader of above mentioned news paper?
a. 6 months-1year
( ) b.1year-2year
( )
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b.6-7am ( )
above ( )
13. Are you satisfied with the news paper delivery time?
Yes
( )
No ( )
14. Are you satisfied with the news paper delivery services?
Yes ( )
No ( )
If No please give the reason-----------------13. Are you satisfied with the price of the news paper?
a. If satisfied give reason--------------b. If not Satisfied give reason-------------
No ( )
15. Are you happy with the print quality of the news paper?
Yes ( )
No ( )
b. Sports 1 2
d. Spiritual 1 2 3
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f. Innovations 1 2 3
g. Commercials 1 2 3
( )
No
( )
No
( )
19. What is your opinion about the advertisements published in news paper?
a. Very good
( )
c. Average ( )
b. Good
( )
d. Bad ( )
e. Very bad ( )
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B. TIMES OF INDIA:
a. Price:
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1______2______3______4______5
1______2______3______4______5
( )
No
( )
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Code Sheet
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Q7
Q8
Q9
Q10
Q11
Q12
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Q14
Q15
Q16A
Q16B
Q16C
Q16D
Q16E
Q16F
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Q19
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2
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Q20C2
Q20C3
Q20C4
Q20C5
Q20C6
Q20C7
Q20C8
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