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Major US Newspapers and Magazines

1. The Wall Street Journal
Largest US newspaper by circulation, name derived from Wall Street, heart of the Financial district in New York. European and Asianeditions. Main rival is the London-based Financial Times.
Has won 37 Pulizer prizes.
In 2007 Dow Jones and Newscorp merged.
The editors stress their independence (after the takeover by RupertMurdoch it was agreed that the Journal would preserve this independence).
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Type | Daily newspaper |
Format | Broadsheet |
Owner | Dow Jones & Company (owned by News Corporation) |Publisher | Les Hinton |
Editor | Robert Thomson |
Founded | July 8, 1889 |
Language | English |
Headquarters | 1211 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036 |
Circulation | 2,092,523[1] |Official website | WSJ.com |

2. USA Today
Easy-to-read- and comprehend stories on News (blue), Money (green), Sport (red) and Life (purple)
Type | Daily newspaper |
Format | Broadsheet |Owner | Gannett Company, Inc. |
Editor | David Hunke, Publisher
John Hillkirk, Editor
Brian Gallagher, Editorial page editor |
Founded | September 15, 1982 |
Headquarters | 7950 Jones BranchDrive
McLean, Virginia, 22108 |
Circulation | 1.8 million copies (As of March 2010)[1] |
Sister newspapers | USA Weekend
USA Today Sports Weekly |
Official website | USAToday.com |

3. TheNew York Times
Hometown paper of New York City, known for general reporting and international coverage, organized in three sections: News, Opinion, Features.
Said to have a liberal coverage ofcertain social issues.
Seven Pulitzer prizes in 2002.

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Type | Daily newspaper |
Format | Broadsheet |
Owner | The New York Times Company |
Publisher | Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr. |
Editor| Bill Keller |
Staff writers | 350 |
Founded | 1851 |
Headquarters | New York Times Building
620 Eighth Avenue
Manhattan, New York |
Circulation | 951,063 daily
1,376,230 Sunday[1] |...