A magazine model built to reach a very large general readership rather than a specialist audience, defined by high print runs, broad-interest editorial content and advertising-supported economics. Henry Luce's Time (1923) and Life (1936) are among its clearest twentieth-century examples; Life alone reached a circulation equal to roughly a quarter of the United States population at its peak.
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