This summer, the
Dallas Morning News will unveil "Briefing," a free "quick-read" version of the newspaper for non-subscribers, with the most important stories of the day presented in an
easy-to-read print format.
The new ad-driven publication "is designed for consumers who are interested in the world, but are not able to fit the traditional newspaper into their
busy lifestyles," says John McKeon, president of the paper. "Briefing" will have a circ of 200,000 and be published Wednesday through Saturday.
The Dallas Morning News also
plans to triple the free distribution of its Spanish-language newspaper, Al Dia, in response to the growth of the Hispanic readers in North Texas and advertisers' desire to reach
Spanish-speaking consumers.
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