Magazines grow worldwide
As shown by *World Magazine*'s analysis of trends from the International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP), the magazine industry is experiencing an upswing worldwide.
According to World Magazine Trends published by the International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP), the magazine industry is experiencing an upswing worldwide. The situation of consumer and trade magazines in 60 countries was examined. The most dynamic development can be seen in Eastern Europe, the German trade magazine Werben und Verkaufen summarizes the results. However, the variety of titles is growing almost everywhere in the world. Many publishers are also expanding their online activities in order to tap into new target groups. The organization also sees a great willingness on the reader market to pay for content in the area of specialist information. According to the directory, the world's biggest magazines are Reader's Digest and AARP Magazine. Reader's Digest has a total circulation of around 23 million copies in 60 countries and 21 languages. AARP Magazine, the magazine for members of the American Association of Retired Persons, has a circulation of 22.6 million copies.
