Magazine Circulation figures

2. No Title Sales
1 TV Choice 1.3m
2 What’s on TV 1.1m
3 Radio Times 783,042
4 Take a Break 645,884
5 Slimming World
Magazine
486,054
6 Saga Magazine 420,763
7 Good Housekeeping 416,413
8 Glamour 400,270
9 Woman and Home 347,566
10 Chat 301,619
Using the figures provided (left) it can be seen that out of the top ten
best selling magazines from 2014 into 2015 the top three, highlighted
in red, are all media related publishers. However beyond these the
top ten is then heavily dominated by lifestyle magazines with no entry
for an exclusively movie focused magazine. From this it can be clearly
seen that while media related prints can boast selling far more issues
than non-media magazines, they fail to hold as much presence in
sales listings as there are far fewer prints in comparison to the
ecleptic number of lifestyle magazines such as Take a Break.
To counter this it can be argued that the lack of number of media
magazines could be due to the increase in use and popularity of
online digital magazines. Due to the rise of digital media it is only
natural that many media outlets provide their audience with their
product as it is the aspect that they specialize in. For instance Total
Film provide their audience with online versions of their magazine as
most information regarding movies can be found online in modern
society.Source: Media Week.co.uk