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And Fast Company's circulation is 402,603, according to the circulation bureau.
Thousands of other copies were sold to other "sponsors" under the program, which had been approved by the British circulation bureau, the paper said.
The paper, based in Paris and audited by the French circulation bureau, accounts for 28 percent of its circulation through subscriptions, 16.5 percent on newsstands and sells heavily to hotels and airlines.
Meanwhile, even before Sept. 11, newsstand sales were hurting, the circulation bureau reports: through June, compared with the first six months of 2000, Money was down 25percentt; Smart Money, 30percentt; Kiplinger's, 42percentt; and Mutual Funds, 43percentt.
Most newspapers do not charge for their Web sites and their online readership is not included in the circulation bureau's calculation, although their paid subscriptions to other electronic editions, as on the Kindle, are included.
In due course the publishing industry largely ended these "circulation fraud" tactics through circulation bureaus and harsh penalties to the reputations of publications that inflated their circulation.
The ABC spokesman said today the circulations bureau was unable to provide direct month-on-month and year-on-year sales comparisons because moving to a regional listing meant the Standard was now being assessed under a different set of criteria.
After years of decline in paid circulation -- which audit bureau regulations define as copies sold at a discount of 50percentt or less off the newsstand price -- industry executives had taken some comfort from the figures released in March, which showed the first overall gain in paid circulation in years.
Top Gear broke through the 200,000 circulation barrier (Audit Bureau of Circulation Jan-Jun 2008) and is the most-read men's magazine in the UK National Readership Surveyy July 2008).
The Audit Bureau of Circulation has released circulation figures for the second half of 2011.
The newspaper (it is never given a name, just "the paper") has a dwindling circulation, empty foreign bureaus, and even lacks a Web site.
