When is newsweek published

Martyn, a former foreign editor at Time magazine, Newsweek was first published on Feb. That issue, called "News-Week," featured seven photographs from the week's news on the cover. Newsweek was bought by The Washington Post Company in Today, Newsweek has a worldwide circulation of more than 4 million. Content: Newsweek offers comprehensive coverage of world events with a global network of correspondents, reporters and editors covering national and international affairs, business, science and technology, society and the arts and entertainment.

NY Staff: Newsweek's editorial staff, based in New York, is made up of senior editors and writers and general, associate and assistant editors. Millions of people recognized this. They saw Newsweek as a brightly-painted lighthouse in the fog of news—a way to peer through the storm-cloud headlines to distant shores of depth, clarity, and understanding.

Like the old big-three television networks—CBS, NBC and ABC—newsmagazines were accused of too much fealty to established institutions and often attacked from both left and right. But our faith in those institutions let us cover them aggressively when they went wrong, and in a way that was compelling enough to attract readers across the spectrum.

But someone will always set the table for the national conversation, and smart editors did it better than Twitter mobs. In the s, Newsweek —much more than Time —helped bring civil rights and the anti-war movement into the mainstream. In the s, the magazine explained week after week to a bipartisan audience how the evidence stacked up against Richard Nixon, and—thanks in part to Eleanor Clift and Vern Smith—led the pack on the emergence of a peanut farmer named Jimmy Carter.

In the s, we put AIDS on the cover before anyone but a few doctors had heard of it, and under editor Rick Smith helped drive coverage of the Reagan era. Unfortunately, finding Newsweek stories online from before is hard though ProQuest has begun archiving articles.

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