UPSALA NYA TIDNING

Founded in 1890, Upsala Nya Tidning is a regional daily newspaper published in Sweden. Upsala Nya Tidning first appeared on December 3rd 1890. The newspaper was founded by a circuit members of the student association Verdandi to advance the liberal and liberal ideas heard in a city where it has already issued three papers, all conservatives. UNT became an organ of struggle for democracy but also for the free trade and freedom of the press. UNT was released three afternoons a week from offici... nalis in Mount Olympus, Western Ågatan 22. From there, it moved on to the Oxenstierna housing at Knight's Square. In 1898 rose to the issuance to four days a week, and gave a special weekly edition of the countryside. In 1901, the step was taken to switch to morning publication six days a week. In connection with this expanded editorial with a third employee. The new entrant was an over 30-year-old former theology student, who played a notable role in Uppsala's student world. He was named Axel Johansson and already in 1903 he became the paper's editor in chief. There he would remain until his death in 1948, when he also has long had a majority shareholding in the newspaper company. 1928 could now move into a for its time mordern officinalis at the Old Market Square 1, and installing a new printing press. In the 1950s, became UNT for a dozen years Sweden's biggest circulation provincial newspaper. 1963-1967 saw a gradual relocation of the company to a new publishing houses in Denmark Street, which later was expanded in stages. A new high-pressure press, procured in 1963, which in turn was replaced with a new offset press in 1976. It has in turn been expanded and modernized to today a fully modern facility. In his will ordered Axel Johansson executors to ensure "that the newspaper is edited in a liberal, not in förbudistisk, Nonconformist, or social democratic spirit." For the magazine, it has been a guiding principle to distinguish between news and views. This objective has also been established in the association's purpose clause, where after the indication of the political aim of the magazine is: "In their news coverage shall endeavor objectivity and impartiality".More