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The British Press and News Agencies The British Press and News Agencies The British Press and News Agencies The Times The American Press and the News Agencies American Press Newspapers Magazines American News Agencies American Newspapers 1,800 daily newspaper, total circulation of 62 million; More than 580 Sunday papers, circulation about 60 million About 10,000 weekly ,biweekly and triweekly newspapers Coverage: Local ,national, and foreign news Editorials Cartoons Information about sports ,art ,music and general entertainment Special features: Columns of news analysis; Business; A women’s page; Comics; General ads and classified ads (real-estate and employment advertisements) Two major wire services (通讯社) The Associated Press(AP)(美联社) The United Press International (合众国际社)(UPI) The Associated Press(AP)(美联社) the biggest in the USA ,founded in 1892 and controlled by Morgan Interest Group The United Press International(合众国际社)(UPI) the second largest founded through the combination of United Press and International News Agency Three main newspapers in the US The New York Times (1851) The Washington Post (1877) The Los Angeles Times (1881) The New York Times established in 1851 and controlled by the Rockefeller Interest Group The Washington Post Founded in 1877 and associated with the conventional conservative force in the Congress The Los Angeles Times Established in 1881 and controlled by the California Interest Group Other newspapers The Christian Science Monitor The Wall Stress Journal The New York Daily News Differences between three major newspapers The New York Times, known for its general reporting and international coverage; The Wall Street Journal, known for its financial reporting The Washington Post, known for its political reporting on the workings of the White House, Congress, and other aspects of the US government. American Magazines About 112 leading magazines,