Newsweek

American news magazine

Newsweek is an American news magazine founded in 1933, historically one of the country's major weekly publications alongside Time.

It covers politics, culture, science, and current events.

The name has become shorthand for mainstream news coverage: I saw it in Newsweek.

After decades in print, it transitioned primarily to digital publication.

publication

magazine

Bound periodical with articles

media · subscription · issue · edition · newsstand · periodical · cover story · feature · editorial · reporter

journalism

investigative

Devoted to examination

world affairs · business · science · culture · correspondent · bureau · source · scoop · exclusive · headline

historical

Washington Post

Major D.C. newspaper

bankruptcy · sale · transition · archive · back issue · commemorative · retrospective · milestone · anniversary

brand

Time

Capitalized abstract entity

relaunch · acquisition · Daily Beast · brand recognition · logo · trademark · prestige · credibility · reputation · mainstream

digital

website

Online page collection

podcast · social media · viral · traffic · SEO · content · multimedia · video · app · mobile

Categories
Opposites
publication frequency

Newsweekdaily newspaper

Publication printed each day

The New York Times · USA Today · The Wall Street Journal · The Washington Post · daily paper

editorial perspective

NewsweekNational Review

Conservative American political magazine

Fox News · The Federalist

media format

Newsweektelevision news

Broadcast journalism on screen

CNN · broadcast journalism · radio news · cable news · podcast

Family

news, week, newsletter, newscaster, newscast, newspaperman, newsroom, newsagent, newsletters

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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