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Circulation?

The magazine industry is collapsing. National Geographic no longer employs any writers. What are the current circulation figures for SA? How do they compare with peak? Impact figures? Staff numbers? Page numbers?

And at the same time, WTF? Three paragraphs on a staffing controversy at an associated blog site? Anybody adding actually useful content is welcome to cut that cruft as well. 124.187.219.128 (talk) 04:38, 25 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]

The Science Record

Nothing here about this publication, The Science Record, authored by Alfred Ely Beach, published by Munn. How does it relates to Scientific American. See this link for 1873. This for 1874. See here an earlier publication in 1863. -