The Number of Copies Published Per 1,000 People
- 1 Iceland 795.7
- 2 Japan 634.5
- 3 Norway 626.3
- 4 Sweden 583.4
- 5 Finland 518.4
- 6 South Korea 449.8
- 7 Denmark 442.9
source: WAN "World Press Trends" (2006)
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