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Encyclopedia > Chicago RedEye

This is about the Chicago newspaper; for other meanings, see Redeye.


The RedEye is a daily publication put out by the Chicago Tribune geared towards 18 to 34-year-olds. It was created due to the loss of readership among young people of the Tribune and other major newspapers. Tribune hopes papers like the RedEye, and the Chicago Sun-Times' answer, the Red Streak will pull readers back into their companies and eventually migrate them into the big edition.


The RedEye is published five times a week and pulls its content from the Associated Press, and other newspapers in the Tribune's network such as the Los Angeles Times and the Orlando Sentinel.


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RedEye - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (211 words)
The RedEye is a daily publication put out by the Chicago Tribune geared toward 18 to 34-year-olds.
It was created due to the loss of readership among young people of the Chicago Tribune and other major newspapers.
Like the Chicago Sun-Times, the RedEye is a tabloid-format newspaper, oriented vertically rather than horizontally and with a front page consisting only of a large picture and a banner headline.
Will Trib's new RedEye be read? | Crain's Chicago Business (957 words)
Locally, the most immediate impact of RedEye will be a rekindled newspaper war with the smaller-circulation Chicago Sun-Times, which boasts a higher percentage of young readers than the Trib.
RedEye is built on the assumption that hooking young people requires a paper that speaks directly to them in a voice that this audience—famously skeptical of Corporate America—considers authentic.
While RedEye is as corporate as a publication can be—subjected to rigorous focus-group testing and run by a team of Tribune insiders—it promises to look different from anything the Tribune has produced.
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