Anglican News & Readership Survey
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Welcome to the 2010 Anglican News & Information Readership Survey

 
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Dear Reader;

The staff and Board of the Anglican Journal have developed this national readership survey to help plan and prioritize services to our valued readers in the coming years. We are also working in partnership with diocesan newspapers across the country so that we can measure trends and respond to needs in the most comprehensive way possible.

Please be assured that your responses will be treated in absolute confidence and all results will be collected, tabulated and analyzed and used only for the purpose of improving how we communicate with you.

Your views and ideas are important to us and we have included a section at the end for you to add your own comments - please feel free to share your thoughts and feelings.

Kristin Jenkins
Editor, Anglican Journal
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1. I currently receive the Anglican Journal together with the following diocesan newspaper:
(NOTE: If you receive more than one Diocesan newspaper, please choose the one from the diocese in which you currently reside)

2. Which statement(s) best describes your actions when you first receive your copy of these newspapers?

 The Anglican JournalMy Diocesan Paper
I read it from cover to cover immediately
I read some articles now and save others for later
I set aside the entire issue for reading later
I scan the cover to decide whether to read this issue or not
I don't usually get around to reading it
I discard/put it into recycling immediately

3. How much time do you usually spend reading or looking into an issue of these newspapers?

 Do not readLess than 15 min.15 - 30 min.30 - 60 min.60 min. +
The Anglican Journal
My Diocesan Paper

4. What percentage of the newspapers would you say you usually read? (Excluding Advertising)

 25 % or less25 to 50 %50 to 75 %75 to 100 %
The Anglican Journal
My Diocesan Paper

5. In addition to yourself, how many people usually read your copy of these newspapers?

 NoneOne other person2 to 3 other people3 other people
The Anglican Journal
My Diocesan Paper

6. Overall, what rating would you give to the content of these newspapers? (News articles & opinion pieces)

 Excellent (5)Very Good (4)Good (3)Fair (2)Poor (1)
The Anglican Journal
My Diocesan Paper

7. I would like to see more of the following content in the newspapers (check all that apply):

 The Anglican JournalMy Diocesan Paper
World News
Local News
News of other dioceses
Letters to the editor
Classifieds
Opinions, relfections
Profiles of church personalities
Book, film and music reviews
Photographs, illustrations

8. When I look at a copy of these newspapers they appear... (select the statement which best applies)

 The Anglican JournalMy Diocesan Paper
Up-to-date graphics, excellent design
Clean and uncluttered
Dull, ordinary
Old-fashioned, out-of-date
Awkwardly designed

9. Which of the following statements best describe how you feel about these newspapers?

 The Anglican JournalMy Diocesan Paper
It is an important link to the rest of the Anglican Church of Canada and to parishes in my diocese
It provides important news on church policies and practice
It gives a faith perspective that is missing from the secular media
It gives me ideas about how to get involved in my parish and wider community
Even if I disagree with things in this newspaper, I feel like I have learned something valuable
Some stories touch me very deeply
It provides news about church personalities that I know
It makes me feel good about the state of the Church
It makes me feel sad/negative about the state of the Church
Much of this newspaper is boring and uninteresting
I trust this newspaper to tell the truth
I find reporting in this newspaper to be biased
I wish this newspaper had more pages
I wish the articles were shorter
It helps me feel connected when I cannot get to church as often as I would like

10. If funding for The Anglican Journal becomes unsustainable, I would be willing to purchase a yearly subscription to support the ongoing publication of these newspapers: