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'''USA Today''' is the most read daily [[newspaper]] in the [[United States]], with a daily paid circulation of 2,269,509, as of February, 2007.<ref>Audit Bureau of Circulations: [http://www.accessabc.com/reader/top150.htm Top 200 Newspapers by Largest Reported Circulation]</ref>  It is known mostly for its complete and detailed coverage of sports, but also features regional issues ignored by major city-based newspapers.  Critics have called it "McPaper", having all the nutritional value of a meal at a fast food restaurant such as McDonalds.

'''USA Today''' is the most read daily [[newspaper]] in the [[United States]], with a daily paid circulation of 2,269,509, as of February, 2007.<ref>Audit Bureau of Circulations: [http://www.accessabc.com/reader/top150.htm Top 200 Newspapers by Largest Reported Circulation]</ref>  It is known mostly for its complete and detailed coverage of sports, but also features regional issues ignored by major city-based newspapers.  Critics{{who}} have called it "McPaper", having all the nutritional value of a meal at a fast food restaurant such as McDonalds.

It is owned by the [[leftist]] media conglomerate Gannett Corporation, one of the most diverse sources of news, information and communications in the United States. Gannett serves readers and viewers through its operations in 43 states and [[Washington, D.C.]], [[Guam]], the [[United Kingdom]], [[Canada]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]] and [[Hong Kong]]. One of the world's largest information companies, Gannett today employs approximately 52,500 full-time and part-time employees worldwide and publishes 99 daily newspapers in the U.S. and 17 dailies in the United Kingdom. In addition, the company owns in excess of 800 non-daily publications around the world and USA WEEKEND, a weekly newspaper magazine. Gannett owns and operates 21 television stations in the United States. The company also has a national group of commercial printing facilities and subsidiaries involved in survey research, direct marketing and new media development.  

It is owned by the [[leftist]] media conglomerate Gannett Corporation, one of the most diverse sources of news, information and communications in the United States. Gannett serves readers and viewers through its operations in 43 states and [[Washington, D.C.]], [[Guam]], the [[United Kingdom]], [[Canada]], [[Belgium]], [[Germany]] and [[Hong Kong]]. One of the world's largest information companies, Gannett today employs approximately 52,500 full-time and part-time employees worldwide and publishes 99 daily newspapers in the U.S. and 17 dailies in the United Kingdom. In addition, the company owns in excess of 800 non-daily publications around the world and USA WEEKEND, a weekly newspaper magazine. Gannett owns and operates 21 television stations in the United States. The company also has a national group of commercial printing facilities and subsidiaries involved in survey research, direct marketing and new media development.