Pastry boy,if you really took the time to look at he numbers,every publication is down,due to more people getting their news off the internet

The Ny Post was one of 2 papers that did not lose readership. That is why they moved into 5th place,not due to more readers.

I still see that the left leaning NY Times is still kicking the crap out of the NY Post..not even close.

You'll cheer anything won't you?

Here's what's really going on dope..

In the top spot is USA Today with 2,269,509; the WSJ at 2,043,235 (doing a pretty decent job of milking the subscription model plus freeing up key content to the blogosphere) and the NYT at1,086,798 (a decrease of 3.5%, though not as hefty as the chart-topping 8% afflicting 4th place Los Angeles Times. The Post and the News are the only papers who haven't taken a circulation hit (5.3% and 1% respectively), besides the St. Louis Post-Dispatch which is up 0.6%. Full list of Top 25 papers after the jump; just kidding on the Pulitzer thing. But, dare to dream!