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The weekly family magazine was founded in 1969 and was initially published by NV Perexma (Pers-Exploitatie-Maatschappij), which originated from a collaboration between De Standaard and Gazet van Antwerpen. From June 14, 1969 to March 4, 1972, a gag from De Familie Snoek was published every week. In 1993 the magazine was sold to the TUM (later Mediaxis), a subsidiary of the VNU [1]. The name of the magazine changed in the fall of 1997 to TV Expres and in January 2001 to Expres. In November 2001, Expres was sold to publishing house Sparta, a subsidiary of De Persgroep and the publisher of, among others, Dag Allemaal, Blik and Joepie. Falling sales figures forced Mediaxis to sell Expres. However, quite immediately De Persgroep decided to close the magazine and refer readers to its main magazine Dag Allemaal. The magazine continued to exist formally, but with the same content as Dag Allemaal
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