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Italian weekly magazines by copies sold in Italy in December 2021 (in number of copies sold)

Characteristic	Copies sold
Sorrisi e canzoni TV	377,607
Settimanale Dipiu'	319,352
Telesette	276,913
Sette	241,858
Io Donna	239,014
Venerdi' di Repubblica	212,709
Famiglia cristiana	190,464
Gente	161,258
Dipiu' TV	155,684
D La Repubblica delle Donne	148,431
Oggi	148,268
Espresso (L')	146,990
Settimanale Nuovo	144,100
Intimita'	114,726
Guida TV nuova	105,250
Diva e Donna	102,087
Sport Week	94,188
Chi	85,638
Elle	84,467
Donna Moderna	82,578
Telepiu'	81,500
F	76,345
Grand Hotel	75,895
Grazia	74,857
TV Mia	67,625
Vanity Fair	62,297
Nuovo TV	60,875
Settimanale Dipiu' e Dipiu' TV cucina	56,100
Giallo	46,800
Dolomiten Magazin	46,412
Panorama	44,939
Confidenze	40,808
Milano Finanza	38,237
Tustyle	31,039
Viversani e Belli	20,441
Ci piace cucinare!	16,088
Autosprint	10,376
FF- Sudtiroler Magazin	8,569
Motosprint	6,518

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2022

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Italy

Survey time period

December 2021

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* Includes print and digital copies.

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Which are the most popular Italian magazines? As of December 2021, the weekly magazine TV Sorrisi e Canzoni had the highest print and digital circulation in Italy, with nearly 378 thousand copies. Published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, TV Sorrisi e Canzoni is a listings magazine, namely focusing on upcoming events like broadcast media shows, music, and films. Furthermore, Settimanale Di Più, by Cairo Editore, followed with a circulation of over 319 thousand copies. Moreover, another weekly magazine, Telesette, ranked third in the list.

Readers of weekly newspapers in Italy

Considering the popularity of weekly publications in Italy, it is interesting to understand the profile of their readers. As of January 2021, most Italians reading weekly newspapers were aged 65 and older. In fact, if looking at the readers’ occupations, data reveal that most of them were retirees.

Readers of monthly magazines in Italy

When comparing readers of weekly newspapers with those of monthly magazines in Italy, the scenario changes. As of January 2021, most Italian readers of monthly publications were aged between 45 and 54. However, although most of them were employees, retirees ranked second.