This news authority has also been made available online to
embrace the tides but its broadsheet is what truly mirrored the country’s most
significant moments since the Marcos regime. Its circulation rose from 30,000
to 260,000 daily with an average readership of over 2 million.
Founded by well-known journalists Max Soliven, Betty
Go-Belmonte and Art Borjal in 1986, this national broadsheet has its
circulation reach Hongkong and Saudi Arabia. Described by news critics as a
feel-good newspaper, the Philippine Star is the first major newspaper in the
country to have used SMS as a survey tool for its readers.
This English
newspaper hit the streets back in October 11, 1898, which was a time when the
country was on the brink of another war during Gen. Aguinaldo’s term.
It is the largest broadsheet in circulation size followed by
the Philippine Daily Inquirer. The Manila Bulletin is owned by Chinese-Filipino
businessman Emilio Yap who also owns the publishing of popular tabloids Tempo
and Balita and magazines such as Liwayway, Bisaya and Philippine Panorama.
Since 1982, this
flagship newspaper owned by the Sun.Star network has been the leading read in
the queen city of the south.
This weekly
newspaper makes its way to the top newspapers in the country for its unique
specialization – delivering news and issues concerning the Filipino-American
community.
Billing itself as
Cebu’s Only Independent Newspaper, this newspaper released its first
circulation in 1998. AC Nielsen surveys revealed the Cebu Daily News as the
most preferred regional paper in the region.
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