Big News (Corrected)

[c9]

I have been meaning to get around to this repetitive corrective task, so now's my chance while my brain is otherwise occupied. After shocking and aweing (sp?) the world previously, here's a corrected list.

List of newspapers in North America by average daily circulation:

 

Title of Paper	Average Daily Circulation	Population of Home City (Note: not metro area, and according to wikipedia)
USA Today	2,284,219	38,929 (no, seriously)
The Wall Street Journal (New York City)	2,069,463	8,274,527
The New York Times	1,077,256	8,274,527
Los Angeles Times	773,884	3,849,378
Daily News (New York City)	703,137	8,274,527
New York Post	702,488	8,274,527
The Washington Post	673,180	588,292
Chicago Tribune	541,663	2,836,658
Houston Chronicle	494,131	2,208,180
Toronto Star	465,803	2,503,281
The Arizona Republic (Phoenix)	413,332	1,552,259
Newsday (Long Island, NY)	379,613	7,559,372
San Francisco Chronicle	370,345	764,976
The Dallas Morning News	368,313	1,232,940
The Boston Globe	350,605	616,535
The Star-Ledger (Newark, NJ)	345,130	281,402
The Globe and Mail	337,386	2,503,281
The Philadelphia Inquirer	334,150	1,449,634
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)	330,280	478,403
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution	326,907	519,145

Comments

[joecdn.livejournal.com]

It's kinda weird that the Washington Post circulation is greater than the city population...