Advertisers are used to paying based on the number of times their ad is seen online and on mobile devices, or on the circulation of a print magazine.
and by the mid-19th century, total circulation of a print could run into the thousands.
This interest in very frank erotica reached its height during the Tokugawa period (1603 1867), when new technologies of colour woodblock printing allowed the easy manufacture and circulation of erotic prints, commonly described as shunga ("images of spring"; see photograph).
Western art styles were current in the Mughal court of India in the 16th century, through the circulation of European prints brought by Christian missionaries.
Those measures were aimed particularly at restricting the education of blacks, their freedom of movement and assembly, and the circulation of inflammatory printed material.
At la Repubblica in Italy, for instance, the paper's website gets about 1m visitors a day, nearly double the circulation of the printed paper.
Actual circulation of the printed journals could not be assessed because most of the journals (96.3%) did not publish this information.
Ms. Namini, 47, will be responsible for marketing The Times's brand in print, online and on mobile devices as well as overseeing circulation and distribution of print and electronic versions of The Times.
The New York Public Library had 100,000 copies of 37,000 digital titles in circulation last year, compared with 6.5 million copies in circulation of 1 million print titles.
Starting out as a bi-monthly publication with a circulation of 5,000, the print run was soon increased to twice a week with a circulation of 40,000, according to Aaron Berhane, the former editor-in-chief.
