The Wall Street Journal is a daily newspaper that publishes fresh editions six days a week, therefore this average circulation statistic virtually equates to daily reading. Adding to that, daily print readership is 754 thousand copies, while daily digital circulation is above 2.26 million. Overall, these figures show that there is a huge demand for news from the Wall Street Journal. When it comes to their global audience, the Wall Street Journal reports that they have reached an estimated 5.4 million people in over 70 countries around the world. They have offices in more than 80 cities in about 20 countries on all five continents. They are currently ranked number one in the United States and Canada by circulation according to the industry statistics site Circa. In addition to being one of the most trusted sources of news worldwide, the Wall Street Journal is also ranked first in political journalism by the Columbia University School of Journalism. They maintain a strong presence on social media with Facebook pages in each city where they operate a newspaper office. These pages include local versions of the paper's main section which includes news from that region's area of coverage. There are also sections called "Journal Cities" which contain local content such as sports events and activities of interest to readers within that region. Finally, there is a page called "Journal View" which features op-eds and other articles written by contributors from all over the world.