The Rural Blog: 11/30/08
Oklahoman halts circulating statewide; Charleston Daily Mail switches to a.m. Today The Oklahoman became the latest and one of the last, metropolitan daily papers to avoid statewide blood circulation. The Oklahoman’s cutback comes after similar steps in many other states, increasing the need for smaller daily and even weekly papers to fill the gaps in local coverage. Inside a possible exception to the trend, from night to morning publication on Jan the Charleston Daily Emails will change. 5 and try to extend its circulation beyond West Virginia’s capital city over a six-month period. Editor and Publisher Nanya Friend said the change also would save distribution costs, because the paper has a joint operating contract with all the Charleston Gazette.
Friend said. The paper and the Gazette, that include a liberal philosophy, have contending staffs and distribute a combined release on Sundays and Saturdays. Circulation is approximately 75,000 on Sunday and 61, 000 on Saturday. The Gazette’s daily circulation is 47,000; the Daily Mail is 22,000, down from 29,000 2 yrs back. The Gazette’s owner, Charleston Newspapers Inc., grips business functions for both papers, including advertising, delivery, and printing. Year The Justice Department filed suit last, arguing that the papers “lost the protection of antitrust laws” when they changed the agreement in 2004, notes Daily Mail Business Editor George Hohmann.
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