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Editorial Pages by Subject, 2000

In 2000, the 113 magazines measured by the R. Russell Hall Company, when multiplied by their circulation, published more than 250 billion editorial pages covering a wide variety of topics.  For example, these magazines provided consumers with more than 17 billion pages of editorial focusing on national affairs, and more than 21 billion pages devoted to nutrition.

NUMBER OF EDITORIAL PAGES BY SUBJECT, 2000

Type of Editorial Editorial Pages Distributed Percent
Culture/Humanities 30,830,281,545 11.9
Entertainment/Celebrities 28,392,669,928 11.0
Food & Nutrition 21,528,761,876 8.3
Sports, Hobbies, and Recreation 20,027,209,027 7.7
Wearing Apparel 18,354,040,113 7.1
Home Furnishing 18,106,996,228 7.0
National Affairs 17,850,568,421 6.9
Health 16,930,276,857 6.6
Business & Industry 13,215,624,825 5.1
Beauty & Grooming 12,012,992,692 4.6
General Interest 11,351,478,908 4.4
Miscellaneous 10,303,151,536 4.0
Travel & Transportation 10,126,721,934 3.9
Children 6,729,835,976 2.6
Gardening & Farming 6,152,532,136 2.4
Foreign Affairs 5,729,230,363 2.2
Building 5,453,388,247 2.1
Personal Finance 3,997,392,942 1.5
Fiction & Stories 1,350,958,106 0.5
TOTAL EDITORIAL 258,444,111,660 100.0

 Editorial pages by subject matter for each of the 113 magazines (not including newspaper supplements)
multiplied by the circulation for that magazine equals editorial pages distributed. Sources: Editorial pages
Halls Magazine Reports, December 2000.  Circulation Audit Bureau of Circulations, and Standard Rate &
Data Service, December 2000.

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