GCI

For more information on Gannett Co., visit Britannica.com.

Type: Public
On the web: http://www.gannett.com
Employees: 41,500
Employee growth: (10.0%)

Gannett satisfies news junkies with a stash of daily US papers. The company is the top newspaper publisher in the US with about 85 daily papers boasting a total circulation of more than 6.5 million. Its flagship USA TODAY, with a circulation of more than 2 million, is the nation's largest newspaper. Some other major papers in Gannett's holdings include The Arizona Republic and the Detroit Free Press. The company also owns about 850 non-daily publications, as well as more than 200 papers in the UK published through subsidiary Newsquest. In addition, Gannett owns 23 television stations in 20 markets, publishes periodicals and inserts (including USA WEEKEND), and operates Web sites for many of its papers.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending December, 2008:
Sales: $6,767.6M
One year growth: (9.0%)
Net income: ($6,647.6)M

Officers:
Chairman, President, and CEO: Craig A. Dubow
EVP and CFO: Gracia C. Martore
VP Planning and Development: Daniel S. Ehrman Jr.

Competitors:
Advance Publications
New York Times
News Corp.

GCI can stand for:

• Guernsey Airport (IATA Code)
• The First Geneva Convention
• Ground-controlled interception i.e. radar-directed fighter aircraft.
• General Circuit Interface ISDN PCM control protocol, equivalent to IOM-2TM.
• General Communications, Inc.
• Geomagnetically induced current
• Global Commerce Initiative
• Great Commission International
• Global Commons Institute
• Grassroots Campaigns, Inc., a progressive political consulting organization.
• Great Coasters International, a company that builds roller coasters.
• Global Consultants Inc., a player in the E-commerce 2.0 space.
• The Global Competitiveness Index
• Glebe Collegiate Institute, a high school in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
• Galt Collegiate Institute, a high school in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
• Gannett Company Inc., a U.S. newspaper company whose ticker symbol is GCI.
• GCI railcar, a type of railcar used in the 20th century in Belgium.
• Gross Commission Income, a term used in real estate for budgeting purposes.
• Gray Consulting, Inc., a Corporate Meeting and Event Planning Company headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.
• Generic Call Interface, see Regina
• Great Coasters International, a roller coaster manufacturer based in Pennsylvania

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