Patrick Smith of the Press Gazette writes Monday that Crain’s Manchester Business, the first European business weekly from Crain Communications, will launch Dec. 17.
“Weekly, city-based business papers are common in the States, though publisher Crain Communications claims this is the first to be published in Western Europe.
“Editor Steve Brauner said: ‘There is real excitement. People can’t wait to see what kind of publication we are going to produce. We believe we will fill a gap in the market by bringing people information they can’t get elsewhere. Working on the prototype issue has shown that there is a lot of scope to do this.’
“The paper’s news team will also post updates on its website Crainsmanchesterbusiness.co.uk.”
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