female readership

Editors joked that this was done to increase female readership.

She also contributed many short stories to magazines that had a largely female readership.

According to Berger, it was the first modern comic to attract a large female readership.

The magazine shifted to a focus on celebrities and attracted a larger female readership.

This attempt to defend the female readership makes me wonder if we really have moved beyond patronizing.

Female readership for the magazine was between 5 and 15 percent, according to surveys conducted during the 1950s.

Yet here, too, much of the most influential work continues to be produced by feminists, about genres associated with a female readership.

They also have an overwhelmingly female readership and are frequently the only means of support available to socially isolated anorexics.

Seventeen magazine caters to an adolescent female readership.

Farrell reports, for example, that magazines about marriage and romantic fiction continue to attract a 98% female readership.

(Works printed in vaybertaytsh were largely intended for a female readership.)

Feminist attention to popular texts with a predominantly female readership, such as the romance genre, soap operas or magazines, is changing.

Martha Cheavens published widely in magazines intended for a female readership, including:

Adulated above all by his female readership, who saw him as "the new Ossian", he was harpooned by critics.

Official measurements by Simmons notes that among minor age readers the female readership is slightly lower and the median age is 12.

Cynthia Heimel is a playwright, television writer, and the author of several satirical books which are aimed primarily at a female readership.

It was published using the purely vernacular Hangeul script and attracted a largely lower or middle class and female readership.

This work was aimed at a female readership and was written with a clear expectation of an intelligent, educated, and populous set of readers.

Mr. Patterson, who now engineers his books at four-month intervals, effectively courted a female readership with his previous volume, "1st to Die."

With the changes in 1915, the periodical's editor was John M. Siddall (1915-23), and it expanded its market considerably by concentrating on female readership.

According to G+J Electronic Media Sales, the average age of the 88% female readership is age 42.4.

Most of them had to be deleted in the second edition, published a mere six years later, probably, Mr. Gatrell theorizes, to accommodate a growing female readership.

Across the ocean in Britain, society news was at the same time emerging in the British press as part of "women's journalism", again aimed at attracting a female readership.

In that case, the elderly Mr. Jones was found guilty for saying that the Old Testament was immoral and unsuitable for a female readership.

He made innovations such as lending LPs, and buying books and periodicals to appeal to a female readership, activities that sometimes angered some sections of the public.