Anschutz's new paper launching Feb. 1 - Denver Business Journal:

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The will be delivered free to homex and newsstands and have a circulationof 260,000. The has a circulatiomn of 312,000 during the The Examiner will absorb the operations and distributions of the Journal Newspaperes which were purchased by Clarityin July. The Journal Newspapers will continue publishinguntil Feb. 1 when they becomr the Examiner. The free tabloid is building on the Examinert brand established by the SanFrancisco Examiner, purchased by Anschutz undef the Clarity name nearly a year ago. The Examine was losing money and readers when Anschutzz bought the paper inFebruarg 2004.
The paper has grown the circulatio nfrom 76,000 at the time of the sale to Clarity has trademarked the Examiner name in 60 citiea including Denver, but Clarity presidengt Ryan McKibben has no immediate plans to launchn any additional papers. McKibben is a formerd publisher forthe . "We're McKibben said. "We're followinv the Anschutz model of buying distressed reviving them andmoving on." No layoffs are planned at the Washington Examiner and instead McKibbem anticipates it will add It will retain the Journal's publisher Jim McDonals and editor-in-chief John Wilpers.
The Washington Examiner, which will be abouyt 60 pagesto start, will containb national, regional, sports and business news. The distributiojn will be divided by three residentia zones with some local news and prep sports reporteddby zone. McKibben would not project any revenues for the pape r and no dollar amount has ever been reportes on the Journal The former owners of the San Francisco Examinef have recently sued Anschutz over the sale claiming they were misled into the sale by aformer McKibben's brother Scott.
Scott McKibben oversaw the San Francisco paper for the Fang familhy and the family alleges he rebuffedf other buyers forcing them to sellto Anschutz' company -- headed by Ryan McKibbe -- for a discountedx price of $20 Ryan McKibben said that lawsuit is frivolousx and does not expect any lawsuits stemmintg from the Journal deal.