"SI's" Swimsuit Isn't Drowning In Advertising, But It's An Ocean Of $$$
Monday, February 22, 2010

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Chart below shows that Sports Illustrated 's Brooklyn Decker-on-the-cover Swimsuit issue carries the fewest ad pages in the last 26 years of the 46-year-old series, but as has been written, it is the peripheries that make the business go ka-ching. The Late Show with David Letterman exposure, the Las Vegas...

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