Wita Warsinie
| Wita Warsinie | |
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| Type | National Company |
| Slogan | Uszkiełtamy We are listening |
| Founded | 1929 |
| Location | Warsina, Republic of the Two Crowns |
| Key people | Paweł Czekow, CEO & Director |
| Employees | 2,350 |
| Industry | Daily Newspaper, Broadsheet |
| Products | Newspaper |
| Revenue |  Ŧ 15 million (fiscal 2004)
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Wita Warsinie (Warsina Life) is one of the largest national newspapers in the Republic of the Two Crowns. Published in Wenedyk. English translation is picked up by the BBC and rebroadcast to the world at times.
The first edition ever of the Wita Warsinie (often referred to as WW) was published in November 1948 in Praga, the part of the city on the northeastern shore of the Wisła, shortly after it had been liberated by Russian forces and when the rest of Warsina was still under German occupation. Originally, Wita Warsinie acted primarily as a local newspaper for the Warsina area, but with the years it gradually developed into a national newspaper, although most of its subscribers are still inhabitants of the capital.
Wita Warsinie has one of the largest paper circulations in Eastern Europe. Due to the size of the Wita Warsinie print network they have taken up office space in one of Warsina's larger skyscrapers.
