coverage. The folding of the WJT left The New York Times, the New York Daily News, and the New York Post as the only daily English-language general circulation newspapers in New York City for many years, when in 1900 there had been fifteen. One survivor of the demise of the World Journal Tribune was New York magazine, which began as the Sunday supplement for the Herald Tribune and continued after the merger as the supplement for the WJT. After the newspaper folded, the editor of New York, Clay Felker, bought the rights to the title with partners and brought it out as a glossy magazine. See also Journalism Newspaper Joint operating agreement (JOA) Notes External links World Journal Tribune clipping reference archive World Journal Tribune (domain name for sale in 2019) Defunct newspapers published in New York City Publications disestablished in 1967 1966 establishments in New York City 1967 disestablishments in New York (state) Daily newspapers published in New York City