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INDIAN

READERSHIP
SURVEY
Can you recognize the newspaper ?
Top 10 Publications

All figures in Thousands


Can you recognize the magazine?
Top 10 Magazines

All figures in Thousands


About IRS…
• Conceptualized in the year 1995
• Established a link between
product/brand use and readership
of various publications through
research
• Not restricted to survey of
readership alone but also with both
readership & consumption across
various categories of products
throughout India.
Uses of IRS Data
• Reach of Press, TV, Radio, Cinema,
Internet
• 340 publications, nearly 200 TV
Channels
• Demographic & geographic profile
of the Indian Consumer
• Category wise penetration
• Segmentation & Profiling
Product Categories Covered
• Demographic report
• IRS Media
• Indian Market
• Product Profile
• Telecom report
• FMCG Package
• Consumer Durables Package
Sampling techniques used in IRS
• IRS survey is based on a multi-stage stratified
random sampling procedure .
Sampling techniques used in IRS
• Sample Size: 2,14,486 people with a
geographic spread of nearly 70 cities, 1178
towns & 2894 villages.

• How is the Questionnaire administered?


Sampling techniques used in IRS
Agencies conducting Research
• Media Research users
Council

• Hansa Research Group


IRS Process
• IRS data is weighted to the census universe
• Report is delivered on a user-friendly software
that facilitates analysis of the readership, &
consumption on an extensive basis
• Fieldwork is conducted in two rounds from July to
November and from January to May
• Balancing of sample between both the rounds
• Selection of taluka/district/village
Release of IRS
• The data collected is processed.

• Intense validations are carried out.

• This activity is covered during the


intermittent period between two rounds of
fieldwork
Reporting Units
• Metros
Class I : 40 Lakh +
Class 2 : 10 – 40Lakh
Class 3 : Population below 10 Lakh
• Rest of Urban (Urban excluding metros)
Class III: Population in between 5 to 10 lakhs
Class IV: Population in between 1 to 5 lakhs
Class V : Population in between 50,000 to 1 lakh
Class VI: Population below 50,000
• Rural
ClassVII : Population above 5000
Class VIII: Population in between 1000 to 5000
Class IX : Population less than 1000
References
• http://www.hansaresearch.com/dload/Output.pdf
• http://www.mruc.net/images/stories/IRS2010Q2
%20Topline.pdf
• http://www.mruc.net/
• http://newspaperdesign.ning.com/forum/topics/to
p-ten-indian-dailies

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