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The Christian Science Monitor will stop printing its daily edition next year.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
The Christian Science Monitor will stop printing its daily edition next year. According to Audit Bureau of Circulations numbers the Paper currently has a daily print circulation of 56,083.
The move follows years of losses at the non-profit newspaper, which is subsidized by the Church of Christ, Scientist. The Monitor expects to lose $18.9 million in the year ending April 30. Its annual budget is $34 million, Editor John Yemma said in an interview.
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