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1664
"Extra ordinariae relationes"
("Extraordinary News"), a newspaper written in Latin, is
already working with its own reporters in The Hague, London, Paris,
Brussels and Vienna.
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1763
The Thurn- und Taxis Postal Service transfers
the production of the "Kaiserliche
Reichs-Ober-Post-Amts-Zeitung" to the Gereon Arnold Schauberg
Print Works
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1802
The heirs of Schauberg acquire
"Kölnische Zeitung" printed by them from
Köntgen.
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1805
Marcus DuMont acquires "Kölnische
Zeitung" and the print works for 1400 reichstalers.
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1833
Newspaper printing for the first time on a rapid
press (König und Bauer).
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1837
As first German newspaper, "Kölnische
Zeitung" introduces feature pages.
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1847
Relocation to Breite Straße - 62 employees
- 9.500 subscribers
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1849
MDS sets up a Paris-Brussels-Aachen pigeon post
for the faster transmission of stock market prices.
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"Kölnische Zeitung" publishes the
first news transmitted by telegraph.
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1860
The scope of the small ads section overtakes
that of the editorial section.
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1876
"Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger" appears
for the first time, originally a small ads supplement of
"Kölnische Zeitung", which casts its feathers in
1890 to become an independent newspaper and three years later
already reaches a circulation of 44,500 copies.
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1902
The printing company M.DuMont Schauberg
celebrates its 100-year existence
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