Circulation (First-Half 2008): Some Standouts Amidst The Muck.

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With the Audit Bureau of Circulations' monthly Rapid Report (not all publishers participate) and the lousy economy making those reconsider the heretofore "routine" drive to the local newsstand or supermarket to buy a magazine, no shocks accompanied last Monday's (August 11) release of the...

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