| 06.13.2011 - Broadsheets have been underrated recently, and one of those that include the Philippine Daily Inquirer, which is probably the only newspaper in the country that's making a bit sense of what's happening around.
I'm not that about being biased, but it's the most sold-out broadsheet if you're late to turn up to pick up a copy. I don't regularly buy a daily news paper, and as much as possible I only get the Sunday Edition. Jump after the cut... |
It's been a while since I picked up a copy and it took me several convenience stores to find one. Previously wrote something about this several times. I'm lazy at picking it up early in the day ending up trying to find one at the wee hours of the night.
This Sunday issue fooled me when I saw the only copy at the 7-Eleven at Obeertime last night. I finally found a bunch of them at Convergys One in 7-Eleven.
The flip cover certainly is a gimmick, and with 3D editions coming from another paper, PDI doesn't need one. It's the most-read paper in the country; the rest... It's all good to be second or third best for toilet paper.
that paper is very good naman ah.
ReplyDeleteit's very good at sensationalism.
it's very good at biased reporting.
it's very good at bringing down legitimate businesses because one of their columnists is bringing in forever living products [way back when].
it's very good at being a waste of people time at mcdo bec it's the free rag to read there. so ayun di ba very good parin? :P