New Tabloid's Distribution Aimed at Suburban Readers
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The Washington Examiner, a free tabloid newspaper aimed at upscale readers, plans to launch Tuesday in the District, and in the Maryland and Northern Virginia suburbs, replacing the Journal Newspapers and entering head-to-head competition with The Washington Post, the Washington Times and other publications.
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By By Mariecar Mendoza, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif.  Sep.
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Don't be too dazzled by the new-and-improved model of the Bowl Championship Series coming to a newspaper or TV outlet near you. It will have to go back to the dealer soon enough.
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The media conglomerate puts some magazine titles on the block.
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The Los Angeles Times may launch a  free, tabloid-sized daily newspaper, Times Publisher David  Hiller said on Thursday.
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Moves by The New York Post and The Daily News reflect the vigor of community weeklies, which are gaining ad revenue and circulation.
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The magazines stack up, unread, on your coffee table: the New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly, Sports Illustrated, Vanity Fair. You subscribe to them but don't have time to read them. So there they sit, a glossy pile of guilt.
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The online bellwether strikes up more deals with print media.
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Journal Newspapers Inc. plans to begin distributing a free daily newspaper in the District on Feb. 1, according to one of its major advertisers and a source close to the company.
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A new magazine called Organize, which makes its debut Tuesday, wants to prove that independent magazines are alive and well.
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The venerable Times of London published its final edition as a broadsheet newspaper on Saturday. On Monday, it relaunches as a tabloid.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer and its sister paper are giving readers a digest that offers a quick summary of the newspapers.
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Most of American journalism pays at least lip service to the idea that news reporting should be impartial. But New York Cityâs tabloids do not always feel bound by that rule. That may be partly a result of both papersâ having had a number of editors from Brit
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The days of exchanging neighborhood news solely over the back fence or at the local post office are long gone. And often, by the time community newsletters are written, printed and distributed, the information is stale.
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By Victoria Pierce Daily Herald Correspondent  With big yards, beautiful homes, good schools and plenty of restaurants and other amenities nearby, you'd think people in the suburbs would be happy all the time.
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On Evansville Courier & Press: Lifestyle
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The phenomenon is especially pronounced in Britain, where the fiercely competitive tabloid press requires a constant supply of celebrities &#151; A-list, B-list, C-list and below.