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Conde Nast's "January surprise"
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Sources say NY Post plans to reverse its recent price hike

NewYorkBusiness.com | Radar Online
Newsstand sales have reportedly fallen by as much as 20% at some outlets since the New York Post raised its price to 50 cents on April 30. Matthew Flamm hears the paper will drop back to 25 cents tomorrow. ||Earlier: Newspaper hawker says many customers have switched from the Post to the Daily News. (Last item.)

Posted at 4:17 PM on May. 9, 2007

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