Newsweek Pakistan expected to launch in September
Posted by Emma Heald on March 10, 2010 at 10:25 AM
Newsweek magazine is planning to launch an English-language edition in Pakistan in September, MediaBistro.com reported.
Newsweek Pakistan will be the first licensed international news
magazine for the country and the eighth local edition under the
Washington Post Co.-owned Newsweek brand.
Pakistan has a population of 180 million and only about 100,000 copies of English-language publications sold in a day. Newsweek's Pakistan edition will offer both local and international content, and is expected to start off with a print run of 30,000 copies, according to the Financial Times.
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Pakistan has a population of 180 million and only about 100,000 copies of English-language publications sold in a day. Newsweek's Pakistan edition will offer both local and international content, and is expected to start off with a print run of 30,000 copies, according to the Financial Times.
For more on this story please see our sister publication www.sfnblog.com
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