is an acronym for the Audit Bureau of Circulation, a US-based circulation audit service with offices in Toronto. Circulation audits are used to verify circulation claims to advertisers.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations is headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, with member service offices in New York and Toronto. As of September 1, 2002, ABC has 4,322 members, including 787 consumer titles, 257 business and farm publications, 1,326 newspapers, 1,334 advertisers and ad agencies, and 492 associate members. (Also see “Audit Bureau and “BPA International.”)
Audit Bureau of Circulation. A service organization that validates publishers' circulation claims through regularly scheduled audits.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations, headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, with member service offices in New York and Toronto. ABC currently has 4,441 members, including 814 consumer titles, 318 business and farm publications, and 1,387 newspapers, plus advertisers, ad agencies and other groups. (Also see "Audit Bureau" and "BPA International.")
Abbreviation for Audit Bureau of Circulation, an organization that compiles statistics on circulation.
Audit Bureau of Circulation. It is an organization providing verified circulation statistics of publications around the world.
Diario ABC is a Spanish newspaper that was founded in Madrid on January 1 1903 by Ignacio Luca de Tena. ABC started as a weekly newspaper until it turned daily in June 1905. Today, ABC is the third largest newspaper in Spain, and the oldest newspaper still operating in Madrid.
ABC (and extensions of this acronym) is a mnemonic for memorizing essential steps in resuscitation. It stands for Airway, Breathing and Circulation. The optional "D" step stands for Disability.