Sentence examples for flagship papers from inspiring English sources

Fairfax cut nineteen hundred jobs and announced that its two flagship papers would switch to a tabloid format.

But there's another back story – and that concerns the editorial independence of the company's flagship papers – the Irish Independent and the Sunday Independent.

Mr. Copley, who died at 57 in 1973, was the son of a newspaper publisher, who expanded his inherited empire to include chains of newspapers in Illinois and Southern California, with its flagship papers in San Diego.

For example, he consolidated the chain's flagship papers, merging the morning Atlanta Constitution with the afternoon Atlanta Journal in November 2001.

These include two flagship papers: one exploiting genomic-scale data to generate a highly supported avian order phylogeny that resolves many debates on the timing and topology of their radiation; the other a comparative genomic analysis exploring avian genome evolution and the genetic basis of complex traits.

He laid off 700 people at the flagship paper.

In addition to its flagship paper, the Times Company owns The Boston Globe, among others.

In addition to its flagship paper, The Times Company owns 18 other newspapers (including The Boston Globe and The International Herald Tribune) and eight network-affiliated television stations.

It will own the company's flagship paper, The Dallas Morning News; The Providence Journal; and The Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif.

The Sun-Times Media Grofp, owner of the flagship paper and dozens of smaller suburban papers, said in February that it wanted to sell assets or maybe the entire company.

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.