US magazine gets circulation boost from gift subscriptions
The Week turns its subscribers into advocates
New York
WHILE many people treat the holidays as the perfect time to give the latest iPhone or video game, some gift givers are opting for a more traditional present this year: a subscription to the print magazine The Week.
The magazine, which includes a roundup of news, has been so successful at persuading its subscribers to give the magazine to friends and relatives that gift subscriptions have become a major driver of its total circulation.
In fact, 110,000 subscribers bought 165,000 subscriptions in 2014, said the magazine's spokeswoman, Renee Rossi. That is more than a quarter of the magazine's total circulation of 579,291, accor…
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