InTouch Magazine: 460,000 Newstand Sales in a Month

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New Celeb Mag a Newsstand Star

Early word on In Touch Weekly is that the new celebrity magazine soared to a newsstand sale of around 460,000 copies after just a month of publication.

In Touch, which looks a lot like Us Weekly but has a softer touch in reporting on the stars, is said to have grown so quickly that it hit 460,000 with the issue fronted by “Diana’s Secret Love Story.”

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