In its bid for more local readers, The Journal News, the county's largest circulation periodical, combined its different dailies under one banner in October 1998 to "provide one source for local news," Mr. Green said.
I was the most bullish forecaster in America publishing in a periodical of wide circulation.
The periodical started its circulation after a proposal by Adamantios Korais, a leading figure of the modern Greek Enlightenment, who had stressed the need of a printed medium, written in vernacular Greek.
But so it was last year when Michael Douglas, upon turning 65, sat down for an interview with the mass-circulation periodical for the over-50 set, and in the process uttered a word heard round the world: "Viagra".
Granted, those were the days when print publishing reigned supreme and photo-centric news magazines represented some of the highest circulation periodicals in American publishing.
© 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Fetal circulation has characteristic features, being morphologically and functionally different from extrauterine circulation.
The magazine reached a press run of 5000 copies in 1987, making it the largest circulation anarchist periodical in the U.S.
Though it still delivers millions of periodicals — whose low-cost circulation the founders would have heartily endorsed — and countless direct-mail solicitations for businesses, charities and political campaigns, very few Americans get their newspapers in the mail.
More respectably, high-circulation periodicals and encyclopaedias now pictured vertebrate embryos (Fig. 9A).
The government monitors the press to a certain extent and on occasion places circulation restrictions on periodicals and newspapers that are critical of its policies.
