Magazine circulation

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Most circulated periodical magazines in the U.S. as of 2003.

1. TV Guide 9,072,609 U.S. (monthly)
2. Better Homes and Gardens 7,602,575 U.S. (monthly)
3. Glamour 2,509,566 U.S. (monthly)
4. Money 1,945,265 U.S. (monthly)
5. Business Week 987,369 U.S. (monthly)
6. Forbes 921,410 U.S. (monthly)
7. Fortune 875,520 U.S. (monthly)

Most circulated periodical magazines in the U.S. as of 2003.

1. AARP the Magazine 21,035,278
2. Reader's Digest 11,067,522
3. TV Guide 9,018,212
4. Better Homes and Gardens 7,608,913
5. National Geographic 6,644,167
6. Good Housekeeping 4,679,941
7. Family Circle 4,615,536
8. Woman's Day 4,166,097
9. Time 4,104,284
10. Ladies' Home Journal 4,101,221
11. People 3,615,795
12. Westways 3,477,257
13. Home & Away 3,320,869
14. Prevention 3,275,411
15. Sports Illustrated 3,238,974
16. Newsweek 3,148,379
17. Playboy 3,100,093
18. Cosmopolitan 2,889,043
19. Guideposts 2,633,309
20. Via Magazine 2,633,163

[edit] See also

Newspaper circulation

[edit] External links

• Media Distribution Services