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Forum - View topicNEWS: 2009 Japanese Anime/Game Magazine Circulation Numbers
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Iritscen
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160,000 isn't that high compared to many US magazines, is it? I wonder what the circulation was for Newtype USA before Kadokawa killed it
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Shiroi Hane
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I wonder if CJ would be allowed to give us some idea if he's still about?
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juno_senei
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I really do miss NewtypeUSA
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reanimator
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Being a convert from Newtype to Animage, I'm surprised that Newtype sells 3 times more than other Anime magazines. I thought Anime magazines in general are demographic specific, but I never expected such asymmetrical balance in circulation.
I guess the Newtype has broader media coverage than Animage. Newtype has younger age group focused on general anime fan base while Animage covers specific fan base and their interests. (Personally, I prefer Animage's in-depth interviews than Newtype's glossy promo arts and trinkets.) |
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vanfanel
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I generally go with Animage myself, but I don't see a whole lot of difference between the two these days. Both tend to dote on otaku shows I could care less about in the front section, and have their more interesting news toward the back. I would be curious to know how these numbers compare to the circulation in the 1980s and 1990s, though, because I *love* to look through old issues of them. |
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