announced that it was bringing back the Press in an online-only edition for the afternoon, effective immediately. David Shribman, the executive editor of the Post-Gazette, explained his paper's motivation for reviving the Press name, citing the fact that his newspaper still received letters to the editor addressed to the Press instead of the Post-Gazette, and that despite nearly 20 years since its last publication Pittsburgh natives still talked about the Press regularly. Although published electronically, the new Press was formatted with a fixed layout replicating that of a traditional printed newspaper, and its font and layout were similar to the original print version of the Press. The experiment ended with the issue of September 25, 2015. See also List of defunct newspapers of the United States Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, current owner of the "Press" name and present-day heir to its archives. Pittsburgh Press Co. v. Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations References External links History of the Post-Gazette Justice Department Will Not Challenge Acquisition Of Pittsburgh Press By The Post-Gazette Google News Archive's microfilm archive 1888–1992 Defunct newspapers published in Pittsburgh Publications established in 1884 Publications disestablished in 1992 1884 establishments in Pennsylvania 1992 disestablishments in Pennsylvania Pulitzer Prize for Public Service winners