USA TODAY Celebrates 25th Anniversary in New York

USA TODAY Celebrates 25th Anniversary in New York

    WHAT:       In honor of the 25th anniversary of USA TODAY, President and               Publisher Craig Moon, Founder Al Neuharth and Editor Ken               Paulson will be featured guests at a cocktail and dinner               reception, Sept. 17. The event will offer celebratory               remarks, music and an exhibition of 25 compelling USA TODAY               front pages.                The evening is hosted by USA TODAY's management and sales               executives. Guests will comprise of leaders in the               advertising, education, media and travel industries.                On Sept. 15, 1982, USA TODAY was launched as the Nation's               first national newspaper. It was the most expensive and               closely watched newspaper debut in history. 25 years later               USA TODAY is the nation's top-selling newspaper with a daily               readership of 4.4 million readers and an average circulation               of 2.3 million; its website USATODAY.com is an award-winning               news site with 11 million visitors a month.    WHO:        Craig Moon -- President and publisher of USA TODAY               Al Neuharth -- Founder of USA TODAY and former chairman and                chief executive officer of Gannett Co., Inc.               Ken Paulson -- Editor of USA TODAY    WHEN:       Monday, Sept. 17, 2007               6 p.m. to 9 p.m.               INVITE ONLY    WHERE:      Gotham Hall               1356 Broadway @ 36th Street    

CONTACT: Alexandra Nicholson, Communications Manager of USA TODAY, +1-703-854-5872, cell: +1-703-906-0697, anicholson@usatoday.com.

/PRNewswire-USNewswire - Sept. 6/

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