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If it's something about Digital then probably a Digital edition of the magazine, like Alpha.
Manga magazine will have to go through digitalization sooner or later and if they don't do because of fear of piracy they are stupids. They have the perfect example of what it gives to stay on old method with the music industrie. All studies show that people who download illegal music the most are those who go the most to concerts. People will continue to buy tankobon in paper or electronic of the manga they have read be it by official or unofficial way.*sigh* Could you say more about it than 4 words, f.ex. why you think so?
I doubt a worldwide or even a only japanese Digital Distribution. In the end it's all about money and I'm pretty sure Sueisha/Jump would fear selling less magazines if you could just read everything on the net legally and easily. Even if you need to pay for that feature someone would find a way to copy and paste it - sounds like a very risky move from Jump's side and I haven't had the impression that they are really that ambitious.
sry for the fans, but i'm not surprised by it. his previous work zoo was kinda unique, but degenerated to a dumb down battle manga. this one start right from the beginning at this point... zoo was kinda like katekayo, which started once as a comedy series. i guess the only reason it survived is that it has bishounen characters that are pretty popular by girls.Sensei no Bulge had been doing well prior to these 2 weeks but for some reason just had a massive drop in interest and currently has the second lowest amount of search hits any new series has had in the past year.
I just had a look at Izneo which is a French site dedicated to digitalized comics and manga (they just have started to published Naruto volumes, there is still a long way to go). And when you subscribe there is no limitation with regard to the country, and now I wonder how it is possible if it was a problem for AlphaThere will likely be no worldwide version because of the same reason Alpha can't go worldwide: Different publishers hold the rights to manga of the same magazine.

. That was completely unexpected
First half of 2012 so it is recent. These are the sales for the old volumes only so its more useful for seeing how many new fans the series are attracting.How old is that list [USER]Zeromcd[/USER]? Thought Naruto would be higher lol. One Piece isn't a shock. Bleach being at the bottom was surprising but maybe the Rebooted Souls will help change that around in the 2nd half of 2012. Naruto will probably get a huge boost in old manga sales after the manga ends.