Vintage Newsweek Magazine April 27 1970 -The Saga of Apollo 13

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Newsweek is an American weekly news magazine that was founded in 1933. It was a prominent print publication during the 20th century and has been through several ownership changes. After facing financial difficulties, it transitioned to an online-only publication in 2012 before relaunching its print edition in 2014. Currently, it is co-owned by Dev Pragad and Johnathan Davis. 

• History:

  Newsweek was established in 1933 as a weekly print magazine. 
• 20th Century Success:

  It became a widely distributed and influential news magazine during the 20th century, with many notable editors-in-chief. 
• Ownership Changes:

  Newsweek was owned by The Washington Post Company for many years before being sold to Sidney Harman in 2010. It then merged with The Daily Beast. Later, it was acquired by IBT Media. In 2018, it became independently owned again. 
• Online Transition:

  Due to financial challenges and the changing media landscape, Newsweek ceased its print edition in 2012 and moved to an online-only format, which included subscription fees for premium content, according to Wikipedia. 
• Print Relaunch:

  Despite the initial shift to digital, Newsweek relaunched its print edition in 2014. 
• Current Ownership:

  Newsweek is currently co-owned by Dev Pragad and Johnathan Davis, according to Wikipedia.