Campaign India Team
Oct 09, 2019

DNA to shut print editions in Mumbai and Ahmedabad

To focus on digital with a soon to be launched mobile app

DNA to shut print editions in Mumbai and Ahmedabad
DNA, the print daily from the house of the Zee Group, has announced that will be shutting down its print editions in Mumbai and Ahmedabad from 10 October.
 
According to a note published in the newspaper, which is missing from the epaper version, DNA will continue to be available as a web-portal. The publication will also be releasing a mobile app, which will focus on 'video-based original content'.
 
The daily also had editions in New Delhi and Jaipur, which shut down in February this year.
 

 

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