Scotland's "Newspaper of the Year" in 2007 and 2008 is the best-read daily newspaper and the biggest individual daily media hit in Scotland, reaching over 1.1 million adults every day Monday to Saturday.

More than just big numbers, the Daily Record captures the true essence of the country it serves, offering a strong Scottish identity and serious viewpoints like no other. It enjoys a long-standing Scottish heritage and remains very much part of everyday life throughout Scotland.

The Sunday Mail is Scotland's best-read and biggest selling newspaper, reaching well over 1.3 million adults and selling over half a million copies every Sunday. Rich in heritage like its daily sister title, Scotland's favourite read offers breaking news, Scottish exclusives, award-winning investigative features, campaigning journalism and much more! It is recognised as a paper for all the family, carrying both strong female content and a depth of sports coverage that is unrivalled in Scotland.

Free afternoon commuter editions of the Daily Record targeting commuters in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee every weekday. It has a positive halo effect on the paid-for title, has demonstrated strong year-on-year growth since launch and was given a commendation in the Product Launch of the Year category at the 2008 Scottish Media Awards. Distributed at key commuter points across the three cities, Record PM features breaking news, localised sport and news pertinent to each city.

Published every Friday, Business 7 delivers bite sized business digest to aspirational executives and senior management across Scotland. It gives a round up of that week's news plus a look forward to the following week. Launched in October 2007, Scotland's only weekly free business is distributed free to 20,000 business professionals as well as delivered directly to the desks of 1,000 of Scotland's leading business decision makers.

Insider is Scotland's most requested and respected business magazine with over 16,000 copies distributed monthly plus 500 plus copies in Airport Lounges.

Glasgow's number one local newspaper is delivered free to households around the city and its surrounding area. The Glaswegian has recently undergone an extreme makeover to meet the changing needs of its readers and become more reflective of modern city life. The fresh new look offers a much broader appeal across the city's diverse demographic base and includes a brand new 12-page entertainment, travel & lifestyle section - Go.

Metro Scotland is Scotland's leading free newspaper, reaching a unique young, urban, audience. It is read by 309,000 Scots every weekday morning and is often the first media hit of the day. Its concise sound bit format is designed to be read in 20 minutes with informative national stories wrapped around local information.

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