The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Inquirer is a a for-profit public corporation owned by the non-profit corporation, Lenfest Institute.

Telephone
Main : (215) 854-2000
Mailing address
801 Market Street, Suite 300
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Website
inquirer.com

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Primary
Jim Gorman
Vice President, Circulation
Secondary
Gabriel Escobar
Executive Editor / Senior Vice President
Chief Executive
Andy Harrison
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer
Chief Executive
Elizabeth H. Hughes
Publisher and Chief Executive Officer

Frequently asked questions about The Philadelphia Inquirer

The main customer service phone number for The Philadelphia Inquirer is (800) 222-2765.
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You can contact The Philadelphia Inquirer through its main customer service phone number is at (800) 222-2765; there is also a contact form on its website.
The headquarters of The Philadelphia Inquirer is located at 801 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.
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