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The Daily Record |
| 800 Parsippany Road |
| PO Box 217 |
| Parsippany, NJ 07054 |
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Phone: (973) 428-6200 Fax: (973) 428-6666 |
| Web Site:
http://www.dailyrecord.com |
| Walt T. Lafferty President and Publisher |
| Bill Lyons Editor |
| Daily
Circulation: 49,480
Sunday Circulation: 54,792 |
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'Morris County's Newspaper' founded 1900, sold 1998 to
GANNETT CO. by Goodson Newspapers, along with TOMS RIVER OBSERVER>
Formerly owned since founding until 1987 by Tomlinson family, NORMAN
TOMLINSON and family retains ownership of NJ MONTHLY, NJ BRIDE
magazines> Competition with THE RECORD of Bergen County and THE STAR
LEDGER for circulation, advertising in prime suburban, retail
markets> Conservative editorial positions consistent with affluent
circulation base.
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| The Gloucester County Times |
309 South Broad Street
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| Woodbury, NJ 08096 |
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Phone: (856) 845-3300 Fax: (856) 845-5480 |
| Web Site:
http://www.gctimes.com |
| Frank Gargano
General Manager |
| Daily Circulation: 27,759
Sunday
Circulation: 29,181 |
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| Established
1897> July 2000 sale to ADVANCE PUBLICATIONS, parent company of
THE STAR-LEDGER, THE TIMES and JERSEY JOURNAL from South Jersey Newspapers,
subsidiary of MediaNews Group, Denver-based media chain owned by William
Dean Singleton and Richard Scudder, former publisher of now-defunct
Newark Evening News and founder of Garden State Paper Co., world's
largest recycler of newsprint> Editor William Long resigned January
2001 to accept position as vice president of MediaNews in Denver>
MediaNews sale to Advance included sister newspapers BRIDGETON EVENING
NEWS and TODAY'S SUNBEAM, MediaNews also former owner of North Jersey
Herald & News (now HERALD NEWS) which it sold 1998 to MACROMEDIA,
publisher of THE RECORD, along with 11 of its total 21 northern NJ
weekly newspapers; former daily Hudson Dispatch of Union City, which
it sold 1992 to JERSEY JOURNAL, and The Daily Journal of Elizabeth
which it closed, also in 1992> MediaNews pioneered now widespread
concept of newspaper 'clustering' with Gloucester County Times in
Woodbury and Today's Sunbeam in Salem sharing printing plant, consolidating
staffs, offering advertisers joint advertising packages> MediaNews
also owned former daily Hudson Dispatch of Union City, which it sold
1992 to JERSEY JOURNAL, and The Daily Journal of Elizabeth which it
closed, also in 1992> Primary competition from COURIER-POST, Philadelphia
Inquirer |
| Herald News |
One Garret Mountain Plaza
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| CN 473 |
| West Paterson, NJ
07424-3318 |
| Phone: (973) 365-3000 Fax: (973) 614-0906 |
| Web Site: http://www.heraldandnews.net |
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Ian Hearn Executive Editor
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| Daily Circulation: 49,711 Sunday
Circulation: 40,219 |
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| 'The Voice and Choice of Working Families'> Product of
three mergers of four newspapers serving Passaic County area since 1872:
The Passaic City Herald, founded 1872, merged with Passaic Daily News,
founded 1877, to form The Herald-News in 1932> The Paterson Morning
Call, founded 1855, and Paterson Evening News, founded 1890, combined
under banner of Evening News in 1969> 1986 merger of The Herald News
and the Evening News formed North Jersey Herald & News> Acquired
1998 along with 11 weekly newspapers with circulation in five north NJ
counties by MACROMEDIA, parent company also publishing through
subsidiary North Jersey Media Group 19 weekly newspapers, three niche
publications--The Parent Paper; Lifetime and NJ Cops- and operating
printing division> Macromedia changed name following acquisition to
HERALD NEWS. |
| Home News Tribune |
| 35 Kennedy Boulevard |
| PO Box 1049 |
| East Brunswick, NJ
08816 |
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Phone: (732) 246-5500 Fax: (732) 246-3167 |
| Web Site: http://www.injersey.com |
| Robert T. Collins President & Publisher |
| Richard A. Hughes Editor |
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Daily Circulation: 74,270
Sunday Circulation: 81,403 |
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| Sold fall 1997 to GANNETT CO. by parent company New Jersey
Press, along with sister newspaper ASBURY PARK PRESS> Present name
adopted November 1997 following Gannett assumption of management
control, formerly Home News '&' Tribune, dropped ampersand from
name> Current paper result of consolidation of two former competing
newspapers, News Tribune of Woodbridge and The Home News of New
Brunswick> October 1995 purchase by New Jersey Press of News Tribune
from MACROMEDIA, followed by closing by New Jersey Press of News Tribune
as separate publication, merger into former The Home News with new name
of Home News & Tribune> Consolidation ended costly circulation,
advertising competition with Macromedia for Middlesex, Somerset County
markets> The Home News founded 1879 in New Brunswick, acquired 10
months later by Hugh Boyd, owned by Boyd family through 4 generations
until 1993 sale to New Jersey Press. |
| The Jersey Journal |
| 30 Journal Square |
Jersey City, NJ 07306
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| Phone:
(201) 653-1000 Fax: (201) 217-2455 |
| WebSite: http://www.nj.com |
| Scott Ring Publisher |
| Sam Newhouse General Manager |
| Judith Locorriere
Executive Editor |
| Daily Circulation: 47,105 |
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| Owned by
ADVANCE PUBLICATIONS chain controlled by Newhouse family which also
owns in NJ THE STAR-LEDGER and THE TIMES of Trenton, announced July
2000 acquisition of BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS, TODAY'S SUNBEAM and GLOUCESTER
COUNTY TIMES, along with 40 weekly newspapers from MediaNews Group>
Printed only 6 days a week> Focus on Jersey City, Hudson County news,
features> Acquired rights 1991 to logo of defunct competitor Hudson
Dispatch> Increase in Spanish speaking population contributed to
circulation declines, Newhouse management threatened to close paper
January 2002, obtained substantial concessions from unions to allow
layoffs, other savings to maintain publication> Headquarters in Jersey
City also site of NJ Online Internet service operated by Advance Internet,
electronic publishing subsidiary of parent Advance Publications. |
| The New Jersey Herald |
2 Spring Street
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| PO Box 10 |
| Newton, NJ 07860 |
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Phone: (973) 383-1500 Fax: (973) 383-9284 |
| Web Site:
http://www.njherald.com |
| Thomas A. Oakley President |
| R. Kent Roeder Vice President and General
Manager |
| Joseph Moszczynski Managing Editor |
| Daily Circulation: 16,792
Sunday Circulation: 23,652 |
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| Founded 1829 as weekly newspaper by Col. Grant Fitch,
merchant in Newton, county seat of Sussex County> Succession of
individual owners and partners ran paper until The New Jersey Herald
incorporated in 1923, Sunday edition first published 1962, purchased
1969 by American Newspapers Inc., an independent newspaper publishing
group, first daily edition published 1970> Quincy Newspapers,
family-owned publisher based in Quincy, IL, one of owners of American
Newspapers, acquired controlling interest in The Herald in 1980, and in
1986 became sole owner> Only Sussex County daily (but no Saturday
edition), distribution area also includes Morris and Warren counties, as
well as Pike County, PA, and Orange County, NY> One of first NJ
newspapers to introduce color in 1985, now one of most colorful NJ
newspapers> Web site, electronic library and Herald-Link, telephone
audiotext service commenced in 1995. |
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