What's on TV has fought off competition from new TV listings title TV Choice and remains the bestselling magazine in the UK. Although sales were down both year on year (­1.4%) and period on period (­4%), it is still selling an impressive 1,741,157 copies a week. Caroline Ward, managing director of IPC tx which publishes What's on TV, said: "The launch of a low priced competitor has, of course, bought its challenges. What's on TV's performance in particular shows clearly the power of the brand, and the overwhelming loyalty of its readers who simply refuse to be prised away from the title." All TV listings magazines were affected by the entry of TV Choice at the budget end of the market and the subsequent price wars. The biggest impact was felt by Bauer's sister title TV Quick, down nearly 14% year on year and 12% period on period to 638,855. Despite a top to tail redesign, Radio Times' sales were down 4.5% year on year and down 3.8% period on period to 1,337,036. Publisher Ashley Munday said the brand would continue to develop across a number of different platforms, including paper based and digital publishing. There were disappointing performances from TV Times where sales were down 7% year on year and 4.2% period on period to 790,999 and from TV & Satellite Week where sales dropped nearly 7% year on year to 180,530. However there was some good news as the total listings market was up nearly 9% year on year with 5.4m copies being sold every week. In the TV soaps magazine market, Attic Futura's Inside Soap was up 4.7% period on period and 13.9% year on year to 263,817 while sister title All About Soap recorded an impressive debut ABC of 130,111. {{CTN }}