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media divisions of the old
Gannett,
while Gannett's publishing interests were spun off as a "new"
company that
retained the
Gannett name.
Tegna owns or operates...
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Gannett Co., Inc. (/ɡəˈnɛt/) is an
American m****
media holding company headquartered in New York City. It is the
largest U.S.
newspaper publisher as measured...
- publications, and over 569
local-market
websites in 38 states. Its
parent company, New
Media Investment Group,
acquired Gannett in 2019, with the combined...
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divisions under G/O
Digital include PointRoll,
BLINQ Media, Deal Chicken,
GannettLocal and Shoplocal. Key Ring has been
mentioned in
media outlets such as The...
- Reach
Local, Inc. (Reach
Local), a
divisions of
Gannett, was a
provider of
digital marketing solutions to
businesses in the
United States, Canada, Australia...
- 1980 and
launched on
September 14, 1982, the
newspaper operates from
Gannett's corporate headquarters in New York, NY. Its
newspaper is
printed at 37...
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headquarters for
Gannett until 1986. The
building also
formerly housed the
local Democrat and Chronicle, one of
largest papers in the
Gannett chain from 1959...
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video recorders.
Gannett ordered that Dish
discontinue AutoHop on the
account that it is
affecting advertising revenues for WTSP.
Gannett threatened to pull...
- tie". USA Today.
Gannett. 1990. "'Earth Day'
ratings bloom". USA Today.
Gannett. 1990. "'Caroline?' a hit, no question". USA Today.
Gannett. 1990. "NBC barely...
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merged with
another local paper, the Chronicle, in 1870, to
become known as the
Democrat and Chronicle. The
paper was
purchased by
Gannett in 1928.
Prior to...
