“As publications continue to face headwinds in a challenging media environment, we are proud of the fact that we continue to attract and retain loyal readers at a premium price,” said Marina Haydn, executive vice president and managing director of circulation at The Economist, in a statement. “To uphold this momentum, our focus is fully on reader and prospect engagement in particular across our digital product spectrum.”
Global print circulation is 859,232, and global digital circulation is 798,585.
In North America the combined print and digital circulation is 907,018, up 1.1 percent during the time period.
North American circulation accounts for 55 percent of The Economist’s global circulation.
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