List of common newspaper names
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Newspaper names are usually selected to invoke a particular image. Most commonly the name is intended to imply accuracy and authority, as in the Times, the Record, or the Journal. At other times, a paper may be named for its editors' perceived role in society: a Guardian or a Sentinel, a Sun illuminating the darkness or a Tribune defending the common people. Currency may have been underscored with a name like Telegraph.
Mergers and acquisitions have resulted in various compound names such as Star-Tribune. In a few cases, the combined names create an unintended ambiguity, as with the Chattanooga News-Free Press (latterly renamed the Chattanooga Times Free Press).
- The Advance
- The Advertiser
- The Advocate
- The Beacon
- The Bee
- The Bulletin
- The Chronicle
- The Citizen
- The Clarion
- The Colonna
- The Commoner
- The Courier
- The Daily
- The Democrat
- The Dispatch
- The Eagle
- The Enterprise
- The Enquirer
- The Examiner
- The Free Press
- The Frontier
- The Gazette
- The Gleam
- The Gleaner
- The Graphic
- The Guardian
- The Harbinger
- The Herald
- The Independent
- The Informer
- The Inquirer
- The Inquisitor
- The Journal
- The Ledger
- The Life
- The Messenger
- The Mirror
- The Monitor
- The News
- The Observer
- The Outlook
- The Pioneer
- The Plain Talk or Plain Dealer
- The Planet
- The Post
- The Press
- The Reader
- The Record
- The Recorder
- The Register
- The Report
- The Reporter
- The Republic
- The Republican
- The Review
- The Sentinel
- The Standard
- The Star
- The Sun
- The Telegram
- The Telegraph
- The Times
- The Transcript
- The Tribune
- The Voice
- The Weekly
- The World
