The Express (journal)

The Express (journal)

The Express (journal) est l'un des cinq journaux de New York qui se sont associés en 1846 pour donner naissance à l'Harbor Associated Press, qui deviendra en 1856 la New-York Associated Press, puis en 1892 l'Associated Press.

Le tirage des six journaux new-yorkais à l'origine de l'Associated Press :
Journal New York Sun New York Herald New York Tribune The Express (journal) Courier and Enquirer Journal of Commerce
Tirage en 1850[1] 55000 32640 19680 10700 5200 4800

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