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From 1994 till 1999 he worked as journalist for several state and commercial newspapers.

The Hope Star is the city's commercial newspaper.

Unlike law governing commercial newspapers, the law for student journalists is murky when it comes to freedom of the press.

Shen Bao was founded as a commercial newspaper.

The dilemma is acute, just as it can be for commercial newspapers when confronted with ads that offend decency, patriotism or commonly accepted history.

For much the same reasons as commercial newspapers such as the high cost of production and distribution, some Christian newspapers are converting to online publishing.

Plattsburgh has three commercial newspapers.

'the commercial newspaper') is the country's principal business-oriented newspaper.

It was founded as a commercial newspaper, and politically it remained conservative for its first three decades, supporting the Qing government.

A commercial newspaper publisher from the age of 15, Jordan is best known as a biographer of American country and western music star Jim Reeves.

An article in the Louisville Commercial newspaper about the 1883 Derby contained the first reference to the track as Churchill Downs.

He returned to Buffalo and in 1869 joined the editorial staff of the The Buffalo Commercial newspaper where he worked for the next 20 years.

The underground comix movement attracted women artists, as it allowed more mature themes and personal work than the commercial newspaper and comic book industry of the time.

Climer was sufficiently regarded that he won the endorsement of the Pine Bluff Commercial newspaper in Jefferson County.

During the American Civil War years, Powers served as a Union Army correspondent for the Cincinnati Commercial newspaper.

One was common newsprint, with the words "three p.m." printed in Times Roman type, in ink consistent with that used in commercial newspapers.

Here's a turn-up for the books - the BBC is already the number-five giver of readers to UK commercial newspaper websites.

Advertising, moreover, is already ubiquitous in schools, from student newspapers and yearbooks to sports arenas; from the Internet to commercial newspapers and magazines used in classrooms.

Ken Stern, the executive vice president of National Public Radio, said: "Local news has simply been abandoned by the commercial broadcasters and sometimes even the commercial newspapers.

In recent years, Student Government has started readership programs with larger commercial newspapers such as The New York Times and USA Today.

Lines were such a recognizable facet of the Russian experience during the Soviet Union, that the commercial newspaper Kommersant announced, were the "laws of our time".

Sheffield has two commercial newspapers, The Star and Sheffield Telegraph, both published by Johnston Press PLC.

Wayne Nicholas, managing editor of Tthe Bolivar Commercial newspaper in Cleveland, said, "It looks like Mother Nature made a bombing run."

Mizora is an utopian novel by Mary E. Bradley Lane, first published in 1880-81, when it was serialized in the Cincinnati Commercial newspaper.

At the same time, commercial newspapers "began to carry theatre columns and reviews" which helped to make theatre "a legitimate subject of intellectual debate" in general discussions about art and culture.