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New York Daily News

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About This Business

New York Daily News is a New York City-based news publisher.

On September 4, 2017, Tronc acquired the New York Daily News.

BBB Accredited Since: 1/1/1926

Years in Business: 107

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
5/30/2000
Business Started:
1/1/1919
Business Incorporated:
1/1/1919
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
Tronc
New York News Syndicate
Business Management:
Mr. Andrew Julien, Editor-in-Chief

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Mr. Andrew Julien, Editor-in-Chief
Fax numbers
Other Fax: (212) 681-3399
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (212) 681-3447

Additional Information

Latest Reviews

  • Cal H

    "Sad but true, I have enjoyed the newspaper in the past, but somehow there was a mix up with my account and access to the paper stopped. After trying to understand the issue with customer service (CS), there was no resolution." ... Read full review

  • RAMESH R

    "These people are the worst thieves,they asy one thing and do another,they shorten your proscription every dam time .they been doing it without feeling REMOVEDhave to cuss them up before you can get results,I really had enough." ... Read full review

  • Phyllis M

    "I never subscribed and was charged. The absolute worst customer service."

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