The Times has released research showing that 46 per cent of readers of its compact edition are aged 25 to 44. The study by IPSOS-RSL also shows that nine per cent of readers surveyed were new to the Times brand and only read the compact edition, 32 per cent were broadsheet-only readers and 31 per cent read both the compact and broadsheet.
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