The New York Times announced today the launch of The New York Times international weekly in Delo in Slovenia. The section, which will be published in English, joins a global network of newspapers that carry the news supplement, first published in 2002.
The Detroit Media Partnership, Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News were this year’s finalist chosen by International News Media Association members as the PulbiGroupe/Publicitas Innovative Business Model Contest honoree.
USA TODAY remains the most widely read newspaper in the United States according to the Spring 2009 Mediamark Research Inc. (MRI) report released today. USA TODAY reaches more than 3.7 million print readers daily, an increase of 3.4% since MRI’s Spring 2008 study, up 2.9% since Fall 2008.
The Print Industries Market Information and Research Organization (PRIMIR) recently published a new study entitled “The Future of the North American Newspaper Industry.”
Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI) today said it will cease print publication of the Tucson Citizen. The Citizen will continue operating its web site, www.tucsoncitizen.com. The last print edition of the Citizen will be published on Saturday, May 16.
IFRA XMA Cross Media Awards 2009 – extended registration deadline ends on 15 June
– The Sun Online Ranks as the Most Popular U.K. Newspaper Site – 3/4 of Visitors to Mail Online Come From Outside the U.K.
