Print magazines “prospered” in 2023, reports Publishers Daily

Print magazines “prospered” In 2023, headlines a post on Publishers Daily. The post adds that print media consumption rose in 2023 and this trend should continue in 2024, according to a study by Pew Research Center. Specifically, continues the post, home and food magazines grew as follows:

• Good Housekeeping, 12.1M readers, +2% vs. two years ago
• Southern Living, 11.7M readers, +5% vs. two years ago
• Food Network Magazine, 11.3M readers, +28% vs. two years ago
• Taste of Home, 8.6M readers, +7% vs. two years ago
• HGTV Magazine, 8.1 million readers, +14% vs. two years ago
• Country Living, 7.6M readers, +18% vs. two years ago
• AllRecipes, 7.5M readers, +34% vs. two years ago
• Food & Wine, 6.7M readers, +23% vs. two years ago

Meanwhile, high in-home readership magazines include:

• AARP The Magazine, 38.9M readers (89% in-home), +5% vs. two years ago
• Costco Connection, 32.4M readers (90% in-home), +10% vs. two years ago
• AllRecipes (64% in-home), 7.5M readers, +34% vs. two years ago
• TV Guide (61% in-home), 6.7M readers, +20% vs. two years ago
• Taste of Home (56% in-home), 8.6M readers, +7% vs. two years ago.

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