Other people voiced their complaints directly to Soap Opera Digest, a weekly publication with a circulation of one million.
In addition to Cosmopolitan, with a domestic circulation of three million, Hearst publishes Marie Claire, which has a circulation of one million.
Launched in 1982 by Allen Neuharth, head of the Gannett newspaper chain, it reached a circulation of one million within a year and surpassed two million in the 1990s.
In 1900, The Daily Mail in London, which dished out news and gossip in small servings generously garnished with photographs, was the first British paper to achieve a circulation of one million.
In recent years, independent newspapers have made significant strides, but their numbers are still dwarfed by official news outlets: the government-run daily Al Ahram claims a circulation of roughly one million while the country's entire independent press prints fewer than 200,000 copies a day.
The campaign's weekly newspaper, the EPIC News, reached a circulation of nearly one million by primary day in August 1934.
Riding on the success of the magazine, which at its peak in the mid-1970s had a circulation of more than one million, three of its writers collaborated on the screenplay for "Animal House".
This is where Essence, which has a circulation of more than one million, can step in, she says.
Mr. Trowbridge helped Yankee Magazine grow to reach a nationwide audience and a circulation of more than one million in the mid-1980's.
The New Yorker won two awards yesterday, for reporting and fiction, and The Atlantic Monthly, another perennial honoree at the awards, won in the public interest category and general excellence for magazines with a circulation of 500,0000 to one million.
