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'''The Courier-Journal''' (or "C-J") is the main [[newspaper]] for city of [[Louisville, Kentucky]], founded in [[1868]] |
'''The Courier-Journal''' (or "C-J") is the main [[newspaper]] for the city of [[Louisville, Kentucky]], and is the ''de facto'' state newspaper of [[Kentucky]]. The paper, founded in [[1868]], was bought by [[Gannett]] in [[1987]]. The C-J has received nine [[Pulitzer Prize]]s, and is read by around half a million people daily. |
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The Courier-Journal also owns the [[alternative newspaper|alternative]] weekly paper ''[[Velocity (newspaper)|Velocity]]''. |
The Courier-Journal also owns the [[alternative newspaper|alternative]] weekly paper ''[[Velocity (newspaper)|Velocity]]''. |
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==External link== |
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* [http://www.courier-journal.com/ Official Site] |
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Revision as of 01:41, 27 August 2004
The Courier-Journal (or "C-J") is the main newspaper for the city of Louisville, Kentucky, and is the de facto state newspaper of Kentucky. The paper, founded in 1868, was bought by Gannett in 1987. The C-J has received nine Pulitzer Prizes, and is read by around half a million people daily.
The Courier-Journal also owns the alternative weekly paper Velocity.