Sentence examples for flagship newspapers from inspiring English sources

Which would further erode the content and credibility of the flagship newspapers.

Until 1992, the company's two flagship newspapers, The San Diego Union and its afternoon sister paper, The San Diego Tribune, were the major competing papers in the city.

Gannett and Dow Jones & Company said yesterday that third-quarter earnings rose because advertising sales increased at their flagship newspapers, USA Today and The Wall Street Journal.

Andrew Miller, the new chief executive of Guardian Media Group, is planning an internal reorganisation aimed at aligning the company more closely with its flagship newspapers and websites.

Ed Miliband is demanding that Lord Rothermere mount an inquiry into the practices and culture of his flagship newspapers, arguing that an apology made by the peer after a Mail on Sunday reporter intruded on a private Miliband family memorial service did not go far enough.

In spite of another year of relentless cost-cutting, layoffs, and the shuttering and sale of the vast printing plants where the company's flagship newspapers were once produced, profit, in reality, was down a "solid" 86% on the year before, to a wafer-thin $26m, one of the worst results on record.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., is both the company's chairman and the publisher of the flagship newspaper.

The company plans to keep its flagship newspaper, The Globe and Mail of Toronto.

It has been selling off its peripheral assets and concentrating on its flagship newspaper and Web site.

The company said that digital advertising revenue fell at The New York Times Media Group, which includes the flagship newspaper and The International Herald Tribune.

On Monday, The Washington Post Company announced it would sell its flagship newspaper to Amazon.com's founder, Jeffrey P. Bezos, for $250 million.