Publishing group Pearsons’ latest financial results reveal strong digital growth at two of its divisions: newspaper the Financial Times and book publisher Penguin.
Mobile devices now take a 22% share of traffic to the FT.com website, and more than 15% of new subscribers to the paper’s digital offering are on mobile devices. The company boosted its digital subscribers by 34% to nearly 230,000 in the second quarter of this year.
Meanwhile, 14% of Penguin’s global revenues for the same quarter came from e-books, a rise for that category of nearly 130% year-on-year thanks to the popularity of devices like Amazon’s Kindle and Apple’s iPad.
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