The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
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The Boston Globe is a Monday to Sunday newspaper. The paper was founded in 1872, but The New York Times Co. took ownership in 1995 and now publishes this newspaper. Editorial headquarters are in Boston, Mass. Located in a city that has the highest concentration of college students in the United States, TheBoston Globe has an educated readership, with 52% of weekly readers holding a college degree. 45% of readers have an annual household income of more than $75,000 and one-third...
of the readership is between the ages of 18 and 49. Its regions include Boston, Mass., and the other New England states, and it covers local, national and world news. TheBoston Globe has won 18 Pulitzer Prizes throughout its history. In 2007, Charlie Savage won the award for National Reporting for his coverage of President George W. Bush's use of signing statements. The President claimed he had the authority to disobey over 750 laws that were passed since he took office. In 2005, Gareth Cook received the Explanatory Reporting Award for his articles about the debate over stem cells. Helen Donovan is the Executive Editor and Martin Baron is the Editor.Read more