一家名叫《生活报》的全国性报纸去年9月28日在波兰首都华沙问世。该报的大部分工作人员来自《华沙生活报》,他们是在《华沙生活报》今年5月被一家矿泉水公司的老板收购之后辞职而来的。《生活报》的总编辑托马斯·沃莱克也曾担任过《华沙生活报》的主编。《生活报》开始时的印刷量是20万份,每日出24至32版,星期日无报。 A national newspaper named “The Daily Newspaper” was launched on September 28 last year in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. Most of the newspaper’s staff are from the Warsaw newspaper, who resigned after the Warsaw Gazette was acquired by the owner of a mineral water company in May this year. Thomas Wollake, editor of the daily newspaper, has also served as chief editor of the Warsaw newspaper. The daily newspaper started with 200,000 prints, 24 to 32 copies daily, and no newspapers on Sunday.