An American daily newspaper. It was founded in 1841 by H. Greeley as a "refined" popular penny paper that did not carry crime stories. It became a leading paper by claiming to be "for the working class" and by its unique social "reform" tone and campaigns. After Greeley's death in 1872, Whitelaw Reid, who was the CEO, took over (taking full control in 1883), and over the years it transformed into a daily newspaper targeted at industrial and commercial capitalists and the emerging upper class. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アメリカの日刊紙。1841年,H.グリーリーによって犯罪記事を載せない〈上品〉な大衆紙ペニー・ペーパーとして創刊された。〈労働者階級のため〉とうたい,独自の社会〈改革〉論調とキャンペーンによって有力紙となった。72年グリーリーの死後,経営責任者であったレードWhitelaw Reidが引き継ぎ(完全な支配権掌握は1883年),時代の推移とともに産業・商業資本家や新興の上流社会対象の日刊紙に変貌した。
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