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Take a look below at our exclusive video interviews with key sports journalists on the power of papers during the the World Cup.
Some key points from the research -
- Men need both TV and national newspapers to follow the World Cup
- Advertisers that use both TV and newspapers make the strongest connections with men
- National newspapers reach 27% more men every day than ITV's top audience in the 2006 World Cup
- National newspapers reach 36% more young men (16-34) every day than ITV's top audience in the 2006 World Cup
- Frequent national newspaper readers spent £50m more on beer in 2009 than the heaviest third of TV viewers
- Print and online newspapers work together for men to deliver the complete World Cup experience
For a broader look at men and sport, take a look at our research into consumer behaviour.
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