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Department of Public Information publications are constantly reviewed and improved through readership surveys.

This exposure has increased WTC NETWORK apos s potential readership to almost 4 million people.

A number of innovations have been introduced to further enhance the value of these publications to their readership.

With regard to the utility and readership of publications, the view was also expressed that the impact and effectiveness of publications that were meant to promote global awareness and advocacy could be enhanced by the adoption of objective circulation policies that targeted the intended readership.

Last year, a major readership survey confirmed the importance of United Nations print materials to redisseminators around the world.

During its short life, the newsletter has already enjoyed a readership of more than 3,000 participants, policymakers and thought leaders from around the world.

(i) Public outreach print readership, television viewers, radio listeners (including articles, programming and ad campaigns), use of visuals such as posters and artistic programmes

415. The Ministry of Culture publishes a periodical review in Arabic, quot Cultural Life quot , which has a readership extending far beyond Tunisia apos s frontiers.

These rules, along with a call for applications, were published on 11 July 2005 in the two newspapers with the largest national readership, thereby initiating the process.

For example, the third issue of a new bimonthly regional newsletter, with readership in West and Central Africa, had just been issued by the Dakar information centre.

A major readership survey carried out in the second half of 1997 confirmed the importance of United Nations print materials to its audience of redisseminators throughout the world.

It is difficult to synthesize the many lessons which the Committee has learned over the years and to communicate them in a form suited to a less specialized readership.

60. Despite the increasingly sophisticated technology available to much of the Department s core audiences, a recent worldwide survey of readership of its publications revealed the continuing demand for print products.

69. The Department s publications continue to be adapted in light of the results of the 1997 readership survey on its recurrent publications, which confirmed their usefulness to key target audiences.

If you look at online media consumption in this case, in the top 10 users of the internet more than 95 percent of the news readership is on domestic news sites.

43. Development Update, a publication on United Nations economic and social initiatives, has changed its format to include feature style articles, while expanding its readership among corporate executives, journalists, academics and organizations of civil society.

UNIDIR Briefs, however, which contain the essential information from these publications, will be widely distributed throughout the world. all of UNIDIR s publications are currently being redesigned in order to make them more accessible to a wider readership.

40. Measures such as those resorted to by these two committees show an admirable faith in the extent of the readership of annual reports by committees and in the newsworthiness of delinquency by a State in its reporting to a United Nations body.

While access to the Internet remains very restricted in many parts of the world, the readership survey nevertheless demonstrated that many principal redisseminators in such countries are making use of the Internet to get up to date material on the United Nations.

(iii) Sector specific outreach (1) written readership of professional newspapers and magazines, dissemination of special information brochures, educational materials used in awareness and training (2) oral participants in awareness and educational training activities and (3) other dissemination of visual materials such as posters, videos

At the same time, the production of authoritative, relevant and timely publications will remain at the centre of the Department s outreach efforts as a major readership survey carried out in the second half of 1997 confirmed the continued relevance of such print materials to redisseminators throughout the world.

Although Krugman invented his discourse for an American readership, it perfectly fits the British case as well. In his first budget in June 2010, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne warned that you can see in Greece an example of a country that didn t face up to its problems, and that s a fate I am determined to avoid.

IS3.25 The activities programmed under this heading relate to the objectives of subprogramme 4, Outreach services, of programme 23, Public information, of the biennial programme plan for the period 2006 2007, which, inter alia, aim to increase readership of United Nations publications in all formats, and to broaden general understanding of the activities of and to develop support for the Organization.

The International Social Security Review, which ISSA publishes quarterly in four languages (English, French, German and Spanish), is the main medium used by the Association in order to disseminate information about the work of the United Nations in the social field to all of its member organizations and to the wider public concerned with progress in social protection, that forms part of the Review apos s readership.

Periodicals Population Newsletter, Nos. 63 and 64. The Newsletter is issued biannually to provide a wide readership with information on the programme activities of the Population Division action taken by legislative bodies with competence in the population field and meetings on population and related issues organized by the Population Division and other United Nations bodies, as well as recent and forthcoming publications of the Population Division.

Mr. Henze (Germany) The report of the Secretary General on the work of the Organization stands out for many reasons it is short and concise it is comprehensive, analytical and thought provoking. It should be presented to a wide readership. It lays out the threads which we, the Member States, must pick up in order to give our Organization a sense of purpose and direction for the future. Germany commends the Secretary General and his colleagues for this outstanding piece of work.