Title: ‘People’ Magazine Costs the Same As an Issue of ‘Vogue’ | StyleCaster
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‘People’ Magazine Now Costs the Same As an Issue of ‘Vogue’
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‘People’ Magazine Now Costs the Same As an Issue of ‘Vogue’
by Meghan Blalock Mar 28, 2014 at 4:11 pm EDT
In this day and age, you can pretty much find any piece of information about any celebrity that you might want via the glorious thing called the Internet, it’s pretty amazing that anyone is still buying tabloid magazines. Apparently they still do, but not at the levels they used to—newsstand sales of celebrity magazines dropped some 12% this year overall. Which means one thing, according to the New York Post’s resident media expert Keith Kelly: a hike in prices. MORE: A Plea to Gwyneth: Stop Alienating Folks
Commonly regarded as the most respectable of all celebrity magazines, People has raised its newsstand price from $3.99 to $4.99. Not only is that a huge hike—about a 25% increase in one fell swoop—but it’s the same price as a standard issue of Vogue. That wouldn’t be that notable except for one huge difference between the two books: Vogue is monthly and People comes out every week.