Newspaper National Network Company Description
Advertisers seeking a presence in lots of newspapers might want to check in with the Newspaper National Network (NNN). The company, which represents the majority of US newspapers, oversees advertising placement in more than 9,000 newspapers nationwide. NNN targets advertisers who traditionally have not done much newspaper advertising. The company is 15% owned by the Newspaper Association of America and 85% owned by more than 20 of the nation's top newspaper companies, including Gannett, The New York Times Company, and Tribune Company. NNN was formed in 1994 to combat a decline in newspaper advertising.
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