Top of the Pops witnessed the biggest fall, down 27.7% year on year to 281,417. Smash Hits recorded a slightly smaller year-on-year loss, down 20.7% to 198,621, which still leaves it along way behind its rival.
Sugar, the market leader in the teenage market, was down 11.4% year on year to 368,559, which puts its a long way ahead of main rival Bliss. Emap's Bliss was down 11.3% year-on-year to 255,251%.
J-17, which has suffered in recent ABCs, slowed its decline somewhat, falling 1.2% year-on-year to 197,611, an improvement of 0.2% period on period. IPC Media rival Mizz saw its circulation drop 4.6% to 154,779. In the six months to December, it was down 5.4%.
The BBC's other title in the teenage magazines market, Live & Kicking, witnessed the biggest fall in the sector, dropping a whopping 32.6% year on year and 18.7% period on period, putting into doubt its future.
The other magazine in the market, Attic Futura's TV Hits, was down 14.3% year on year to 175,518.