The Armenian Reporter

The Armenian Reporter

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Type	Weekly / Biweekly newspaper
Owner(s)	Edward K. Boghosian (1967-2006) CS Media (2007-2014)
Founder(s)	Edward K. Boghosian
Founded	1 November 1967 (1967-11-01)
Political alignment	Independent
Language	English / separate Armenian issue
Ceased publication	2014
Headquarters	New York City
Sister newspapers	The Armenian Reporter (in Armenian)
Website	www.reporter.am

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The Armenian Reporter was an independent weekly published in English in the United States since 1967, ending operations in late 2014. It was established by Edward K. Boghosian (1927-2006) in New York City and the first issue appeared on November 2, 1967. Mr. Boghosian sold the newspaper to CS Media, a major Armenian media enterprise, in May 2006. Mr. Boghossian's daughter, Sylva Boghossian, continued as publisher through the end of March 2009.

The Armenian Reporter appeared in two American weekly print editions:

• Eastern U.S. edition, published in Paramus, New Jersey.
• Western U.S. edition, published in Burbank, California.

It also concurrently published for an Armenian language issue in Western Armenian.

The newspaper was shut down in 2009.

References

• The Library of Congress.

External links

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