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MISSION STATEMENT



With the growing popularity of "instant news" on 24-hour TV news channels

and the Internet, each year, fewer people read conventional newspapers.

In New York City, more and more people catch up on the events of the day

from new sources like the various news zippers in Times Square, TV screens

that flash news clips in elevators, lottery kiosks and all-news radio

programs. Reader surveys and plummeting circulation rates prove that broadsheet

newspapers are losing much of their impact.

Now, amNewYork has taken the notion of "instant news" one step further.

Subways cars and buses don't get radio or TV reception, so hundreds

of thousands of on-the-run commuters are snapping up free newspapers

from our army of hawkers and street boxes scattered around this city

and its suburbs.

New York's youth see news as a commodity that you don't have to pay

for. They want their news quick and simple. And amNewYork fills that

niche.

Their work is also supplemented with wire stories from the Associated

Press, and with writers and syndicated columnists from Tribune Co. newspapers

such as the Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun

and other papers.

amNewYork's aggressive team of reporters and editors brings you all

the news that you need to start your day.

Hey, who says a good newspaper can't be free?

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