Call yourself a "media professional", a "raconteur", an "actor", an "entertainer"; your job is expanding circulation, selling advertising and making money for your publication's owners.
The researchers involved in the investigation — including several former experts for the United Nations and one from Amnesty International — documented the expanding circulation of Iranian ammunition, not the means or the entities that have actually exported the stocks.
In December 2009, WSJ. announced plans to expand domestic circulation beyond the 17 largest domestic markets to the entire domestic subscription base, which nearly doubled its domestic circulation from 800,000 to 1.5 million.
Situated near the mouth of New York Harbor, the center will honor a city that began to expand the circulation of Western ideas more than three centuries ago.
The Times continued to utilize technology to expand its circulation, launching an online edition in 1995 and employing colour photography in its print edition in 1997.
John Brisben Walker took over the publication in 1889, expanding its circulation from 20,000 to 400,000.
After a brief period of muckraking, the magazine adopted a format consisting of short fiction as well as articles on celebrities and public affairs, and it expanded its circulation to two million by 1940.
