paid circulation

During this time period paid circulation was 4.5 million per issue.

Paid circulation for the English edition is just under 6,000.

For several months the magazine has been trying to convert to paid circulation.

Despite the efforts to shore it up, paid circulation has continued to fall.

Before 2001, such papers were not counted as paid circulation.

In going to paid circulation, Slate is largely out there on its own.

But industry experts believe that the paper's daily paid circulation may have fallen to 300,000 a day or less.

Which of the following counts as paid circulation, by the bureau's rules?

The cancellations were a serious matter to a daily whose entire paid circulation is around 2,400.

A total of 105 paid circulation weeklies belong to our association.

No new magazine will be created to replace Rosie, which had a paid circulation around 3.5 million, according to a company executive.

Paid circulation is limited to mailed copies of the newspaper.

Perhaps most important has been their discovery that free distribution can be more profitable than paid circulation.

Glamour's total paid circulation is 2.1 million, second only to Cosmopolitan.

The Daily Record reported an average paid circulation of 2980 in 2011, the most recent year for which figures were available.

If the newspaper were returned, it would be deducted from that day's paid circulation.

It has the largest paid circulation among all daily newspapers in Slovenia.

In 1980 the average paid circulation from subscriptions averaged 190 million copies per issue.

Previously, copies sold below 50 percent of that price could not be counted as paid circulation.

It has a paid circulation of 200, which is no comment on its quality since, after all, fine Champagne comes in splits.

And some titles missed their rate base, the paid circulation promised to advertisers.

In the 1960s, he converted that newspaper and three others in the county to paid circulation.

Today it has one of the 20 largest paid circulations in the United States.

"Many were free circulation and they had to convert them to paid circulation," he said.

The only glossy publication devoted to Brooklyn, the magazine had a paid circulation of 38,000.