Philadelphia Inquirer
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The Philadelphia Inquirer is a daily morning newspaper that serves the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. The newspaper was founded by John R. Walker and John Norvell in June 1829 as The Pennsylvania Inquirer and is the third oldest surviving daily newspaper in the United States.[1] Owned by the local group Philadelphia Media Holdings L.L.C., The Inquirer has the eighth largest weekly U.S. newspaper circulation, and has won eighteen Pulitzer Prizes. More » (Source: Wikipedia)
Overview
Audience:
Large audience (500K-1M) (English)
Scope:
National
Political Viewpoint:
Left
Owners:
Holdings L.L.C. | private_corporation | Managers: Brian Tierney
Research
Location:
400 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, US
Editorial
Edited By:
Kaizar Campwala
Last Edit:
Nov 16, 2006 - 5:45 PM PST
Story Stats
Top Topics:
U.S. (45), Politics (39), Business (16), Presidential Election 2008 (14), Obama Administration (13), World (10), Media (8), Democrats (8), Sci/Tech (7), Health (7), U.S. Economy (7), Republicans (6), Bush Administration (6), Law (5), Health Care (5)...
Top Authors:
Thomas Fitzgerald (7), Dick Polman (6), Will Bunch (5), Trudy Rubin (5), Stacey Burling (2), Chris Hedges (2), Harold Brubaker (2), Sandy Bauers (2), Dylan Purcell (2), Joseph N Distefano (1), Larry Eichel (1), Stan Isaacs (1), Rob Watson (1), Gale Shister (1), Laurie Williams & Allan Zabel (1)...
Top Formats:
Opinion (24), News Report (20), Special Report (5), Editorial (4), News (4), News Analysis (3), Interview (2), Poll (1)
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Clout: TV judge makes everyone pay
TELEVISION court shows are tricky - the guests can come off as both winners and losers once the cameras are rolling.via Philly Inquirer -
Annette John-Hall: CNN pundit's tweets should spark discussion
So, Roland Martin's suspension has some black folks up in arms. Looks like CNN's indefinite canning of its ascot-wearing, progressive pundit has many of his supporters ...via Philly Inquirer -
Perelmans shut out of "weird" bidding for PMN
CROSS another wealthy potential bidder for Philadelphia Media Network off the list. The Associated Press reported yesterday that local philanthropist Raymond Perelman and his ...via Philly Inquirer -
Corbett signs off on funding Arlen Specter library
HARRISBURG - During his 2010 gubernatorial campaign, Tom Corbett made the funding of an Arlen Specter library in Philadelphia the punch line of a campaign ad about wasteful ...via Philly Inquirer -
Man, 24, slain in Germantown
Man, 24, slain in Germantown * Marion Street near Hansberry A West Oak Lane man was gunned down in Germantown early yesterday, and police are seeking the public's help to ...via Philly Inquirer -
New Jersey, nine other states get waivers from No Child Left Behind rules
New Jersey and nine other states have been granted waivers from requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind law in return for pursuing greater accountability and other ...via Philly Inquirer -
Girl, 6, sexually assaulted in Kensington
COPS WERE at a Kensington house yesterday interviewing a woman whose 6-year-old daughter hadn't returned from a corner store when the girl arrived and reported that a man had ...via Philly Inquirer -
Under city and district closings deal, some weeknight and Saturday events saved
The city and the Philadelphia School District announced an agreement Thursday to keep some schools available for weeknight and Saturday recreation programs that had been under ...via Philly Inquirer -
Here, and there, stately homes
MANY of the homes in Overbrook Farms were built between 1893 and 1929 and designed by architects who became renowned, including Horace Trumbauer, whose firm helped design the ...via Philly Inquirer -
In the spotlight, Spot - and Uggie, and Cosmo, and the dog next door or underfoot
The phone is ringing its buttons off in the next room at Dog News Daily, and it's not even 8 a.m.via Philly Inquirer
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