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The document provides information about three British newspapers - The Sun, The Daily Telegraph, and the PCC (Press Complaints Commission). The Sun is a daily tabloid owned by News Corp and published in the UK and Ireland. The Daily Telegraph is a broadsheet newspaper founded in 1855 that is now owned by the Barclay brothers and distributed throughout the UK. The PCC regulates editorial content in newspapers and magazines in the UK and works to prevent harassment and intrusion.
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The document discusses the newspaper industry in the UK. It provides information on several UK newspaper publishers, including News UK, DMG Media, and Daily Mail and General Trust. News UK publishes newspapers like The Times and The Sun. DMG Media publishes the Daily Mail and MailOnline and has annual revenue of £900 million. Daily Mail and General Trust has revenue of almost £2 billion and publishes newspapers such as the Daily Mail and Metro. The document also discusses how digital technology has impacted the newspaper industry and how it relates to other media industries such as advertising and publishing.
The press newspapers
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Institutional research
This document provides brief descriptions of several media companies: EMAP owns brands in industries like retail, health, and fashion; Condé Nast produces high quality print, digital, and video content for influential audiences; Nat Mags was a British magazine publisher established in 1910; IPC Media publishes over 350 million copies per year in the UK; Future Publishing publishes over 180 magazines in fields like video games and technology; and Bauer Media Group manages magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations across the world.
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Time is an influential American weekly news magazine founded in 1923 that has the largest circulation of any weekly news magazine worldwide. The Week is a weekly news magazine with editions in the UK, US, and Australia, and its opinion section differs significantly from its news coverage. Forbes is an American business magazine published bi-weekly that covers finance, industry, investing and marketing topics. The Economist is a weekly newspaper in magazine format focused on world news, business, and politics that is based in London and has a subscriber base that is 70% male.
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Task 6
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- 3. TELEGRAPH The Daily Telegraph is a daily morning broadsheet newspaper, published in London and distributed throughout the United Kingdom and internationally. The newspaper was founded by Arthur B. Sleigh in June 1855 as The Daily Telegraph and Courier, and since 2004 has been owned by David and Frederick Barclay.
- 4. The PCC is an independent self-regulatory body which deals with complaints about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines (and their websites). We keep industry standards high by training journalists and editors, and work pro-actively behind the scenes to prevent harassment and media intrusion.
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