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Topic's board is convinced that the magazine can break even with a newsstand sale of 65,000 and show a profit at 90,000. It must do so against competition of the sternest sort. The newcomer must buck England's big national Sunday press-eight papers, combined circulation 24 million-some of which, unlike Sunday papers in the U.S., serve many of the functions of a weekly newsmagazine. Topic's own announcements accompanying the first issue called the venture "Britain's biggest publishing gamble" since World War II. In view of the national character...
...published largely for the Knights of Columbus, a fraternal order for Catholic laity. C.D. is printed in five languages and ten international editions (for Britain and Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands, India, Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and the Philippines), and it is the only Catholic publication with a national newsstand sale (15,000 a month). C.D. is the most successful magazine of the largest periodical publisher in the U.S.: the Roman Catholic Church (535 newspapers and magazines, with a total paid circulation...
TIME is predominantly (90%) a subscribers' magazine. But a good way to measure its vitality is how well it sells on the newsstands. We are happy to report that with the May 26 issue, TIME set a new mark unique among all weekly magazines. For 52 consecutive weeks, each issue of TIME outsold the corresponding one of the previous year. The average increase in newsstand sales for those 52 issues was a remarkable...
...major airports across the U.S., TIME outsells every other magazine. For some issues in recent months, the newsstand sale has run more than 50% above the same week in the previous year (see illustrations...
...five issues of January, average newsstand sales were 30.5% above January 1960. In this same period, the average net paid total circulation of the U.S. edition was 2,647,936, nearly 100,000 over the advertising base (effective...