MAGAZINE ABCs: Glamour stays at the top of women's glossies despite drop in circulation
By Anne Cassidy Thursday, 11 February 2010 12:48PM
LONDON - Glamour retained its lead in the women's glossy market, despite a 5.9% yearly drop in circulation, according to the latest ABC figures for July - December 2009.
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