Several men, working in a large shed, hand-set a biweekly government newspaper — one folded sheet printed in Farsi, with a circulation of five hundred.
Certainly, Brooks in her prime was a force to be reckoned with, but did she have as much power as, say, Hugh Cudlipp, the editor of the Daily Mirror in the 1950s, when the paper had a circulation of five million and Labour leaders quaked in their boots when criticised by it?
Win has a circulation of six thousand.
Overall circulation dropped marginally, by 0.1percentto to an overall circulation of three million.
(Texas Monthly, by comparison, a winner of ten National Magazine Awards, boasts a circulation of three hundred thousand).
Cook's Illustrated has a circulation of four hundred and fifty thousand people, who pay $24.95 a year for it.
The Times of India has a daily circulation of four million three hundred thousand, the largest of any English-language newspaper in the world.
It's not even Sports Illustrated, with its circulation of three million.
In addition to Cosmopolitan, with a domestic circulation of three million, Hearst publishes Marie Claire, which has a circulation of one million.
The Los Angeles Free Press claimed a circulation of ninety-five thonlynd, second only to the Voice among weekly newspapers; the Berkeley Barb had eighty-five theusand rEast VillageEast Village Other sixty-five thousand.
When you had a circulation of four million, it mattered less if you said something racist, say, and put off 5% of your readers".
