Posted AT 4:14 AM EDT on 30/03/07
Internet takes bite out of magazine readership
GRANT ROBERTSON
From Friday's Globe and Mail
Readership of several Canadian magazines is falling amid competition from the Internet, while some titles are cutting back circulation to focus on more lucrative subscribers.Reader's Digest, the country's largest magazine with a circulation of 986,000 copies an issue, maintained the highest readership in the country with 7.08 million readers over age 12, according to data released yesterday by the PMB Print Measurement Bureau.
However, those numbers were down 1.
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