Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "USA Weekend was the second largest national weekend newspaper magazine distributed through more than 800+ newspapers in the United States and was published by Gannett Company as a sister publication to USA Today. The magazine's focus was on social issues, entertainment, health, food and travel. The magazine provided Newspaper In Education classroom guides to partner newspapers. The main competitor for USA Weekend was Advance Publications's Parade and some individual newspaper magazines such as The New York Times Magazine. Most Gannett newspapers by default carried USA Weekend within their papers.The publication incorporated Family Weekly, a supplement started in 1953, but they considered 1985, the date of Gannett's purchase and re-titling, to be the date of its founding for anniversary purposes.On December 5, 2014 Gannett announced that the USA Weekend supplement would cease as of the December 26–28, 2014 supplement. Mounting costs and reduced ad revenue were reported as the cause of the shutdown."@en }
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- USA_Weekend abstract "USA Weekend was the second largest national weekend newspaper magazine distributed through more than 800+ newspapers in the United States and was published by Gannett Company as a sister publication to USA Today. The magazine's focus was on social issues, entertainment, health, food and travel. The magazine provided Newspaper In Education classroom guides to partner newspapers. The main competitor for USA Weekend was Advance Publications's Parade and some individual newspaper magazines such as The New York Times Magazine. Most Gannett newspapers by default carried USA Weekend within their papers.The publication incorporated Family Weekly, a supplement started in 1953, but they considered 1985, the date of Gannett's purchase and re-titling, to be the date of its founding for anniversary purposes.On December 5, 2014 Gannett announced that the USA Weekend supplement would cease as of the December 26–28, 2014 supplement. Mounting costs and reduced ad revenue were reported as the cause of the shutdown.".