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The '''''Pensacola News Journal''''' is the premier most prominent and widely-circulated daily newspaper serving in the Pensacola area. It is , and in the greater Northwest Florida's most widely-read daily and area. As such it serves as the area's ''de facto'' newspaper of record.

The ''News Journal'' is owned by [[Gannett Company]], a national media holding company that owns newspapers such as ''USA TODAY'' and the ''Arizona Republic'', among others. Gannett owns a number of other papers in the area, including the ''[[Pelican]]'', ''[[Gosport]]'' and ''[[Pensacola Home & Garden]]'', which are also produced at the ''News Journal'''s headquarters at 101 [[Romana Street]].

The press room of Before the ''News Journal'' is outsourced printing operations in [[2009]], its press room was three stories tall and occupies occupied more than half a city block. It can print was capable of printing 96 pages with color at speeds up to 55,000 papers per hour. Since From May [[1997]]through 2009, the ''News Journal'' has operated a Goss Headliner offset press, which is was capable of printing 112 pages at a speed of 70,000 per hour. Production consumes consumed more than 15,250 pounds of newsprint, 45,000 gallons of black ink and 40,000 gallons of color ink annually.