History of Newsweek

Bureaus: Newsweek's domestic bureaus are located in Boston, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. Its  overseas bureaus are in Baghdad, Beijing, Cape Town, Jerusalem, London, Mexico City, Moscow, Hong Kong, Paris and Tokyo.

Sections: Newsweek covers a wide range of topics in National and International Affairs, Business, Science & Technology, Medicine, Family and Arts & Entertainment. Additional coverage is provided through "The Tip Sheet," a newsletter for consumers, covering topical subjects, such as health, money and travel. Regular weekly pages are Periscope, My Turn, Conventional Wisdom Watch, Perspectives and Newsmakers. My Turn is the only newsweekly column written by readers. Approximately 4,000 letters to the editor are received each month.

BUSINESS
Executives:

Managing Director: Ann L. McDaniel

Chairman:  Richard M. Smith
Chief Executive Officer: Tom Ascheim
President: Gregory Osberg
U.S. Publisher: Patrick K. Hagerty
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer: Paul Dworkis
Senior Vice President, Manufacturing and Distribution: Angelo Rivello
Senior Vice President, Circulation: Mary Sue Rynecki
Vice President, Chief Counsel and Secretary: Stephen Fuzesi Jr.
Vice President, Information Systems: Len Carella

Other Editions
Newsweek Inc. also publishes Newsweek International in three English-language editions—Atlantic, Asia, Latin America—and is part of The Bulletin With Newsweek in Australia, with a combined circulation of 646,000. Newsweek appears each week in more than 190 countries around the world. It is the only newsmagazine with weekly local-language editions—in Japanese (since 1986), Korean (since '91) and Spanish (since '96). On June 6, 2000, Newsweek International launched Newsweek In Arabic (Newsweek Bil Logha Al-Arabia), and later in 2000, Newsweek Polska was published and is distributed throughout Poland. In 2002, Newsweek launched Newsweek Select, distributed in Hong Kong and in mainland China. In 2004, Russky Newsweek was launched in Russia, and in 2006, Newsweek En Espanol Argentina was launched in Argentina.