New Zaobao Sports kicks off on June 10
SINGAPORE, 8 JUNE 2004 - Lianhe Zaobao Sports section is
getting a fresh new look!
The revamped Zaobao Sports will be launched on Thursday, 10 June
2004, in conjuction with the upcoming Euro Football Championships
2004.
Readers will get more sports news as the pages will be increased,
and there will be more colours, more reports and more pictures of
favourite sports personalities, such as David Beckham, Michael Owen,
Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and Yao Ming.
Soccer fans can look forward to extensive coverage on soccer action
around the world, starting with Euro 2004. They will also get value-added
match forecasts and analyses from soccer experts, as well as tips
from a panel of experts.
Zaobao sports reporters will also give their commentaries on the
matches and their take on happenings in the world of sports in their
own columns.
Said Mr Low Liong Guan, Sports Editor of Zaobao Sports: "
We hope with this new look, we will be able to attract more younger
readers. With the rapid technological advancement, one can get access
to information easily and quickly today through the Internet, cable
television and other sources. We need to keep up with the times
and our style of reporting to meet the changing needs of readers."
To kick off the launch, Zaobao Sports will run a series of contests
for readers throughout Euro 2004, with attractive prizes to be won.
The top draw is a trip to the final Euro 2004 match in Lisbon. The
lucky winner will walk away with a pair of tickets to the match,
air tickets and 3 nights accommodation, worth a total of $10,000!
With a new look, new style and new content, the new Zaobao Sports
section promises to give readers a whole new experience!
Issued by Singapore Press Holdings
For more information, please contact:
Francis Mah
Corporate Relations
Tel: 6319 1028
Email: mahys@sph.com.sg
About Lianhe Zaobao:
The flagship Chinese newspaper of SPH, Lianhe Zaobao is the highest
circulating Chinese daily in Singapore. It is an influential newspaper
giving valuable insights into local and foreign news, and is regarded
as an important source of political and economic news on East Asia,
especially China. Lianhe Zaobao has a circulation of 190,637 copies
on weekdays and 198,679 copies on weekends. It became an integrated
news medium delivering content for print, TV and Internet with the
debut of Chinese News TV on Channel U in May 2001. It won the prestigious
IFRA Publish Asia Award for best in print (gold) in 2003. Lianhe
Zaobao was launched in March 16,1983 with the merger of Nanyang
Siang Pau (launched in 1923) and Sin Chew Jit Poh (launched in 1929).
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