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Introduction of new content formats by London Evening Standard by mid-2025
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London Evening Standard Ends Daily Edition After 197 Years, Citing £84.5M Losses
May 29, 2024, 11:32 AM
On May 29, 2024, the London Evening Standard announced it will cease its daily print edition and transition to a weekly publication. The decision comes after 197 years of daily circulation, citing factors such as the spread of Wi-Fi on the London Underground, a decline in commuters due to remote work, and significant financial losses amounting to £84.5 million over six years. The newspaper, once a major journalistic force in London, has struggled with an endless cycle of cuts and failed attempts to expand its reach nationally. The move marks a significant shift for the iconic London institution.
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