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Kerrang!, which has just celebrated its 25th birthday, sold an average of 80,186 copies in the six months between January and June this year, up 5.3% on the second half of 2005, or 24.2% year on year.
Meanwhile, IPC-owned NME dropped 3.4% compared with the previous ABC period, to 74,206, taking it below the Emap-owned Kerrang! for the first time. [Could it have been all of those Pete Doherty articles or maybe all the hyping of bands coming to America? - see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story
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