ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION DELIVERY UPDATE

Legend says the new name was suggested by U.S.

He bought the Atlanta Daily Opinion, one of several newspapers serving the city’s 20,288 residents, and renamed it the Atlanta Constitution. The Constitution was founded in 1868 by Carey Wentworth Styles, an Atlanta lawyer and entrepreneur. Grady, whose lobbying efforts set the stage for the South’s agricultural and industrial growth following a difficult Reconstruction period Joel Chandler Harris, whose colorful Uncle Remus tales -African American folk tales written in dialect-first appeared in the Constitution Margaret Mitchell, the author of the international best-seller Gone With the Wind Ralph McGill, a passionate voice of reason in the early days of the civil rights movement, whose personal essays-a new journalistic form-ran on the front page of the Constitution. The Journal and Constitution have won numerous Pulitzer Prizes and have nurtured the careers of many famous journalists, including: Henry W. The Journal-Constitution is the largest daily newspaper in the Southeast, with an average daily circulation of 640,000. The longtime rivals, which had been under common ownership since March 1950, merged on November 5, 2001, and are currently published daily under a joint masthead. Until recently, Atlanta had two-the Atlanta Constitution, first published on June 16, 1868, and the Atlanta Journal, which debuted on February 24, 1883. The AJC Privacy Policy can be found here.Few cities in America have a daily newspaper that has published continuously for more than 100 years. By accepting these terms, you acknowledge that you: (i) can access and read these terms (ii) can access your paperless bill as described above (iii) consent to receiving your bill exclusively through electronic means and (iv) have the authority to accept and receive paperless billing (and, if applicable, discontinue receiving a paper bill) for this AJC account, including the authority to agree to the terms herein. You may cancel paperless billing at any time and request to receive a paper bill by going to the AJC Self Service Portal and changing your bill delivery preference.ĪJC reserves the right to change these terms and conditions at any time and to provide notice to you electronically. After receiving a paper bill statement, you may consent to receive paperless billing again by logging into the AJC Self Service Portal and reselecting the paperless billing option. If AJC receives notification that an email sent to you was undeliverable, paperless billing for your account will be automatically deactivated and a paper bill statement will be mailed to your physical address for the current billing cycle and future billing cycles. AJC is not responsible for failed notifications to the email address you have provided.

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ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION DELIVERY UPDATE

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