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By Jack Myers July 13, 2015

Gannett and TEGNA Confronted by Digital Headwinds

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TEGNA, the media company originally known as Gannett, and the new Gannett that will be referred to in the ad community as USA Today Media Network, both have significant issues and challenges to overcome before they generate meaningful digital ad revenue growth, according to a new study conducted by MyersBizNet.

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