People and Forbes Top the Ad Page List for 2002

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When the Publishers Information Bureau publishes their ad-page report for the year later this week, it will show that People and Forbes top the list. People will show 3,700 pages which is a 2.4% increase over 2001. Even though Forbes is down to 3,505 pages or 6% from 2001, it will hold the second place position.

New York Daily News: People magazine ad pages leader

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