Louisiana
Press
At one time, New Orleans had as many as 9 daily newspapers (4 English, 3 French, 1 Italian, and 1 German), but by 1997 there was only 1, the Times-Picayune. In 2002, Louisiana had a total of 13 morning dailies, 13 evening dailies, and 21 Sunday papers. The following table shows the principal dailies with their approximate 2002 circulations:
| AREA | NAME | DAILY | SUNDAY |
| Baton Rouge | Advocate (m,S) | 90,285 | 129,740 |
| New Orleans | Times-Picayune | 254,897 | 285,425 |
| Shreveport | Times (m,S) | 66,298 | 81,876 |
Two influential literary magazines originated in the state. The Southern Review was founded at Louisiana State University in the 1930s by Robert Penn Warren and Cleanth Brooks. The Tulane Drama Review, founded in 1955, moved to New York University in 1967 but is still known by its original acronym, TDR.