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| name | | name = Kinnaird Financial Times | ||
| logo | | logo = KFT Logo no background.png | ||
| logo_size | | logo_size = 200 | ||
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| type | | type = {{wpl|Daily newspaper}} | ||
| format | | format = | ||
| school | | school = | ||
| owners | | owners = | ||
| founder | | founder = Tiarnán O'Dunn<br>Benjamin MacGiolla | ||
| publisher | | publisher = [[Arconews]] | ||
| president | | president = | ||
| generalmanager | | generalmanager = John MacIntyre | ||
| chiefeditor | | chiefeditor = Cole Leavy | ||
| editor | | editor = Ciara O'Gowan | ||
| depeditor | | depeditor = Maeve Holland | ||
| assoceditor | | assoceditor = Hollie Dunleavy | ||
| maneditors | | maneditors = Theo MacNaughton (202) | ||
| newseditor | | newseditor = Brian Jennings (2019) | ||
| managingeditordesign = | | managingeditordesign = | ||
| dirinteractive | | dirinteractive = | ||
| campuseditor | | campuseditor = | ||
| campuschief | | campuschief = | ||
| metroeditor | | metroeditor = | ||
| metrochief | | metrochief = | ||
| opeditor | | opeditor = | ||
| sportseditor | | sportseditor = | ||
| photoeditor | | photoeditor = | ||
| staff | | staff = ~3,200 | ||
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| foundation | | foundation = {{start date and age|1803|07|09}} | ||
| political | | political = Centre-right | ||
| language | | language = {{wpl|English language|Ænglish}} | ||
| ceased publication | | ceased publication = | ||
| relaunched | | relaunched = | ||
| headquarters | | headquarters = [[Kinnaird]], [[Moorden Governorate]], [[Arcerion]] | ||
| publishing_city | | publishing_city = [[Kinnaird]] | ||
| publishing_country | | publishing_country = {{flag|Arcerion}} | ||
| circulation | | circulation = {{bulleted list| | ||
11.3 million news subscribers | 11.3 million news subscribers | ||
* 9.6 million digital-only | * 9.6 million digital-only | ||
* 1.7 million print | * 1.7 million print | ||
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| website | | website = www.kft.arc | ||
| free | | free = | ||
}} | }} | ||
The ''Kinnaird Financial Times'' is an Arcerion business and economic-focused international daily newspaper based in Kinnaird. The ''Times'' has a weekly publication of six days a week by Arconews, a large Cronan media conglomerate. The ''Times'' is published in broadsheet format as well as a significant online presence with subscribers across Ixnay, but primarily focused in South Crona and Levantia. It has been in continuous publication in Arcerion since its first publication in 1803, and since then has been a newspaper of record focusing on politics, international diplomacy, defense and security, but primarily focused on commerce, economics, and finance, much due to its location in Arcerion's financial capital of Kinnaird. It has won a number of awards for journalism both from Occidental and non-Occidental organizations. | |||
The ''Times'' is the largest newspaper in Arcerion by circulation and by number of subscribers, with a total subscribership numbering over 11 million. The ''Times'' also has affiliate magazines, TV, online video streaming, and other forms of media under its umbrella and brand. Its online version launched in 2000. | |||
The ''Times'' is considered to be conservative in its positions and editorials as rated by international experts. | |||
[[Category:Arcerion]] | [[Category:Arcerion]] | ||
[[Category:Newspapers]] | |||
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| Type | Daily newspaper |
|---|---|
| Founder(s) | Tiarnán O'Dunn Benjamin MacGiolla |
| Publisher | Arconews |
| Editor-in-chief | Cole Leavy |
| Editor | Ciara O'Gowan |
| Deputy editor | Maeve Holland |
| Associate editor | Hollie Dunleavy |
| Managing editors | Theo MacNaughton (202) |
| General manager | John MacIntyre |
| News editor | Brian Jennings (2019) |
| Staff writers | ~3,200 |
| Founded | July 9, 1803 |
| Political alignment | Centre-right |
| Language | Ænglish |
| Headquarters | Kinnaird, Moorden Governorate, Arcerion |
| City | Kinnaird |
| Country |  Arcerion |
| Circulation |
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| Website | www.kft.arc |
The Kinnaird Financial Times is an Arcerion business and economic-focused international daily newspaper based in Kinnaird. The Times has a weekly publication of six days a week by Arconews, a large Cronan media conglomerate. The Times is published in broadsheet format as well as a significant online presence with subscribers across Ixnay, but primarily focused in South Crona and Levantia. It has been in continuous publication in Arcerion since its first publication in 1803, and since then has been a newspaper of record focusing on politics, international diplomacy, defense and security, but primarily focused on commerce, economics, and finance, much due to its location in Arcerion's financial capital of Kinnaird. It has won a number of awards for journalism both from Occidental and non-Occidental organizations.
The Times is the largest newspaper in Arcerion by circulation and by number of subscribers, with a total subscribership numbering over 11 million. The Times also has affiliate magazines, TV, online video streaming, and other forms of media under its umbrella and brand. Its online version launched in 2000.
The Times is considered to be conservative in its positions and editorials as rated by international experts.