Media > Newspaper circulation: Countries Compared

Author: James, Staff Editor

China had a newspaper circulation of 75,603,000 for the year 2000, the USA had a newspaper circulation of 55,945,000 for the year 2000, and Japan had a newspaper circulation of 71,896,000 for the year 2000.

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DEFINITION: A newspaper's circulation is the number of copies it distributes on an average day.Circulation is not always the same as copies sold, often called paid circulation, since some newspapers are distributed without cost to the reader.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	India	59.02 million	2003
2	Germany	25 million	2003
3	Mexico	9.25 million	2003
4	Ukraine	8.68 million	2003
5	Brazil	7.16 million	2003
6	Pakistan	5.56 million	2003
7	Indonesia	4.71 million	2003
8	Hungary	4.69 million	2003
9	Spain	4 million	2003
10	Poland	3.93 million	2003
11	Sweden	3.63 million	2003
12	Switzerland	2.68 million	2003
13	Norway	2.54 million	2003
14	Finland	2.3 million	2003
15	Egypt	2.08 million	2003
16	Belarus	1.56 million	2003
17	Denmark	1.51 million	2003
18	New Zealand	1.37 million	2003
19	Ecuador	1.22 million	2003
20	Bulgaria	936,000	2003
21	Morocco	846,000	2003
22	Algeria	796,440	2003
23	Slovakia	705,000	2003
24	Burma	400,000	2003
25	Slovenia	335,000	2003
26	Latvia	327,000	2003
27	Portugal	315,677	2003
28	Dominican Republic	230,000	2003
29	Tunisia	219,475	2003
30	El Salvador	171,000	2003
31	Macau	167,300	2003
32	Mauritius	138,000	2003
33	Kyrgyzstan	135,250	2003
34	Republic of Macedonia	108,338	2003
35	Lithuania	108,293	2003
36	Iceland	93,000	2003
37	Cyprus	87,000	2003
38	Guyana	56,750	2003
39	Mozambique	43,099	2003
40	Benin	32,500	2003
41	Turkmenistan	31,512	2003
42	Suriname	28,000	2003
43	Georgia	25,705	2003
44	Ethiopia	23,000	2003
45	Armenia	19,000	2003
=46	Bermuda	15,000	2003
=46	Burundi	15,000	2003
48	Togo	10,000	2003
49	Gibraltar	6,000	2003
50	San Marino	1,800	2003
51	Chad	1,560	2003

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