Sentences with phrase «paid circulation»

It is also the largest paid circulation magazine in the state.
With a daily BPA audited paid circulation of over 93,068 as of June 2017, and an online audience of 5.3 million uniques every month, it is your go to source for information on the region.
So we're going to do a little list for each magazine with paid circulation specific figures from Jan - Jun 2006, Jan - Jun 2004, Jan - Jun 2003 - and if anyone can get us Jan - Jun 2005, that would be even better - ping us if you have access.
With a daily BPA audited paid circulation of over 93,068 as of June 2017, and an online audience of 5.3 million uniques every month, it is your go to source for information on the region.
The Fresh Produce Journal has the highest paid circulation of any magazine in the UK market, providing companies with the most cost - effective means of reaching new customers in Great Britain and Northern Ireland through advertising; whether to retailers, food service companies, importers, wholesalers or producers, exporters and service companies.
But that pales in comparison to the weekly paid circulation of Bloomberg BusinessWeek, which is 975,000.
Daily paid circulation as a percentage of Canadian households, has fallen from just under 50 % in 1995 to 20 % in 2014.
The biannual Alliance for Audited Media found that «total paid circulation» for 86 of the 125 top magazines, reported a staggering 71 % circulation drop, according to a report in Media Life Magazine.
He has served as editor of the U.S. edition of PC Computing and managing editor of PC World; both publications had monthly paid circulation in excess of 1 million during his tenure.
Science, founded by Thomas Edison, has the largest paid circulation of any peer - reviewed general science journal in the world, with an estimated total readership of more than 400,000.
The stores» weekly ad is online, printed out for distribution in the stores and placed in one free newspaper and one with paid circulation.
Scale: When combined, the Meredith and Time brands will have a readership of 135 million people and paid circulation of nearly 60 million.
Science was established by Thomas Edison in 1880, and has the highest paid circulation of any scientific journal in the world.
Global Traveler, the only AAM - audited US - based magazine for the international business traveller, is a business travel and lifestyle publication with an AAM - audited paid circulation of 111,000 +.
It publishes more than 20 legal and business newspapers around the country, including the five - day - a-week Daily Record, which reported free and paid circulation of 5,500 in 2012.
• The New Republic's paid circulation is reported to be 40,000.
For readers interested in comparisons, First Things has a paid circulation of nearly 27,000.
During his tenure the newspaper became the only county - wide weekly newspaper with a paid circulation and one well - known for breaking inside stories on Rockland politics.
Founded in 1880 with the support of American inventor Thomas Edison, Science has grown to become the world's leading publication for cutting - edge research, scientific news, and commentary, with the largest paid circulation of any peer - reviewed general - science journal.
Science has the largest paid circulation of any peer - reviewed general science journal in the world.
Reportedly, its paid circulation dropped to under 5,000.
One example will suffice here: The Harvard Law Journal's paid circulation over time was as follows:
Throughout the industry, reductions in advertising and paid circulation have forced news organizations to make cuts.
The article has been summarized by Inside Higher Ed, and, simply, reveals a serious drop in the the paid circulation for the «top 15» U.S. law reviews, where the figures are available (as they are required by the U.S. Postal Service to be).
Canadian Lawyer, published by Thomson Reuters, has a paid circulation of 24,000 and is published 10 timed per year.
The New York Times has a paid circulation of over 1 million people.
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