The source added: "This is a our flagship policy, from page one in our manifesto, straight into people's pockets and we are incredibly proud of it".
Gannett reported to the Credit Suisse conference that advertising pages at its flagship paper, USA Today, would increase 4percentto5percentcent, with advertising rates also increasing.
Some papers have their editorial pages under the control of the top editor of the news pages, including the Tribune Company's flagship paper, The Chicago Tribune.
"The Most Dangerous 48 Hours in Egyptian History," declared the headline on Wednesday across the front page of the flagship state newspaper, Al-Ahram.
"This is an historical necessity for China's reform and opening and modern construction," said an editorial today on the front page of the flagship Communist Party newspaper, The People's Daily.
In Egypt, where the military-backed government has been criticized by the Obama administration for its heavy-handed crackdown on opponents, the American woes were splashed across the front page of the flagship state newspaper this week with alarm and a hint of satisfaction.
The home page is the flagship of every site [65] and should be designed accordingly, displaying vital information both to first-time and regular users.
That debate is: should The Sun abolish Page 3, their flagship feature and daily dose of boobs for anyone who still hasn't discovered the internet?
In the opening months of his tenure, Mr. Romney vetoed a Massachusetts House plan to create new committees and raise staff members' pay, and the legislators rejected his flagship proposal, a nearly 600-page plan to overhaul the state bureaucracy.
Advertising pages in her flagship publication, Martha Stewart Living, rose 48% in the third quarter, but the company overall had a loss of $26.07 million, or 51 cents per share, compared with a loss of $14.97 million, or 30 cents per share, in the year-ago period.
