In Norway, the number of women's magazines in 2013 were 17, whereas there were only three men's magazines.[1] The circulation of Norwegian magazines declined 32% from 2004 to 2012.[2]
The following is a list of Norwegian magazines, listed by circulation in 2007, according to the Norwegian Media Businesses' Association.[3] The list contains only weekly magazines, and is limited to the top twenty.
| Rank | Title | Circulation | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Se og Hør (Tuesday edition) | 235,695 | TV listings and celebrity journalism |
| 2 | Hjemmet | 206,543 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 3 | Her og Nå | 179,422 | TV listings and celebrity journalism |
| 4 | Se og Hør (weekend edition) | 175,517 | TV listings and celebrity journalism |
| 5 | Familien | 129,367 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 6 | Norsk Ukeblad | 126,591 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 7 | Donald Duck & Co | 111,367 | Comic book |
| 8 | Vi Menn | 96,827 | Men's lifestyle magazine |
| 9 | Allers | 81,549 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 10 | Illustrert vitenskap | 76,113 | Popular science |
| 11 | Norsk Golf | 75,626 | Golf |
| 12 | Hytteliv | 61,043 | Cabin living |
| 13 | Bonytt | 59,829 | Interior design |
| 14 | Kvinner og Klær | 54,809 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 15 | FHM | 54,146 | Lad's mag |
| 16 | Det Nye | 52,798 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 17 | Foreldre & Barn | 52,506 | Parenting of infants |
| 18 | Bil | 52,368 | Motoring |
| 19 | Kamille (magazine) | 46,213 | Women's lifestyle magazine |
| 20 | Topp | 43,941 | Teen magazine |
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