Sentence examples for circulation magazines from inspiring English sources

Title: The Russians are Coming: Soviet correspondents in the U.S. Title: What is Happening to Mass Circulation Magazines?

For many years I made a modest living writing for top newspapers (including this one) and large circulation magazines; so did many of my colleagues.

Reed's controlled circulation magazines, which are sent out free to subscribers, have been hit by the downturn in advertising and account for half of its US portfolio.

As the shrewdest of that crop of limited circulation magazines that challenged both the editorial strictures and the market hegemony of Vogue, Dazed & Confused has, curiously, become famous in its own right.

The company still publishes PC Magazine, which has a circulation of 1.23 million, three controlled circulation magazines in the technology sector, and five game magazines, including the recently introduced Xbox Nation.

It is just possible that two not very original articles, which recently appeared in small circulation magazines, will stimulate the debate about Labour's principles and purpose that the party has needed, but lacked, for so long.

It has 2,400 journalists in 73 countries, a respected wire service, a global TV network, a 1-million circulation magazine.

The company recently closed Yahoo Internet Life, a 1.1 million circulation magazine that lost $30 million in its seven years of existence, according to the trade magazine Mediaweek.

For many years she held an unequaled trifecta of power as the first national television critic for The Today Show, the critic for TV Guide, America's largest circulation magazine, and the film critic for the New York Herald-Tribune.

pages of newspapers worldwide and was printed in mass-circulation magazines such as Life.

Small-circulation magazines often use controversial subjects to punch above their weight.