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In page Frankie (magazine):
"The magazine's audience has grown rapidly since its inception. It is now estimated to be read by 286,000 globally. Despite the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, that saw Australian magazine sales drop 3%,[1], frankie magazine's circulation rose by 31.60% in 2009: making frankie magazine the fastest growing magazine in Australia during that period.[2] The publication continued this trend in 2010, with circulation rising another 43.20%, according to the Australian Bureau of Circulation's January–June 2010 audit figures. This was the second year in a row that they had the highest growth out of all Australian magazines.[3] In comparison, Harper's Bazaar had an increase of 9.04% over the same time period.
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