SINGAPORE: Singapore's second-most read newspaper, TODAY, will go seven days a week - with the launch of a Sunday edition from 29 May.
Published by MediaCorp Press, it will add a new reading experience, with features, personality-driven columns as well as topics such as parenting.
It will also offer local and international news and sports.
Readers can also enjoy The New York Times International Weekly as part of their Sunday read.
TODAY
on Sunday will be distributed to homes and will be available at major
shopping malls, selected convenience stores and all Starbucks coffee
outlets.
Managing Director of MediaCorp Press, Patrick Yong,
said: "Being only 10 years young and built on a free newspaper business
model, the team has decided to make the bold move to introduce a Sunday
edition. This shows our dedication to deliver the best and complete
reading experience for our readers."
- CNA/ir
Originally posted by QX179R:SINGAPORE: Singapore's second-most read newspaper, TODAY, will go seven days a week - with the launch of a Sunday edition from 29 May.
Published by MediaCorp Press, it will add a new reading experience, with features, personality-driven columns as well as topics such as parenting.
It will also offer local and international news and sports.
Readers can also enjoy The New York Times International Weekly as part of their Sunday read.
TODAY on Sunday will be distributed to homes and will be available at major shopping malls, selected convenience stores and all Starbucks coffee outlets.
Managing Director of MediaCorp Press, Patrick Yong, said: "Being only 10 years young and built on a free newspaper business model, the team has decided to make the bold move to introduce a Sunday edition. This shows our dedication to deliver the best and complete reading experience for our readers."
- CNA/ir
Yay.... Finally........ :D:D:D:D
Oh, the slowly degrading to TNP but free one ar?
News about the news, nice.
They deliver the free paper to my home free, but sometimes one or two days per week there is no delivery.
This is annoying when you come used to the paper, and you can't comprainn because its free.
Originally posted by mancha:
... and you can't comprainn because ...
complain you mean...