Shin Min Daily News to publish
4 issues of special morning edition
SINGAPORE, September 23, 2005 - Newspaper readers are in
for more choices. Shin Min Daily News, the evening Chinese newspaper
published by Singapore Press Holdings, is producing four issues of
special morning edition, starting from Sept 27, Tuesday.
The four issues will be published over a period of about two months.
The compact-sized morning edition will be packed with pleasant surprises
for readers. From content to style, it will be distinctly different
from the existing evening broadsheet edition while retaining the
latter’s strengths.
That means the morning edition will still have the latest breaking
news, social issues that matter, useful consumer tips and a lifestyle
guide. In addition, it is designed to be a morning newspaper that
keeps pace with urbanites, giving them another window to the news
and up-to-date information pulsating through the city.
Shin Min Daily News special morning editions are available from
newsstands on Sept 27 (Tue), Oct 12 (Wed), Oct 27 (Thu) and Nov
12 (Sat) for 70 cents each. The morning edition will not affect
or modify the evening edition, which will be out daily as usual
on every evening. Shin Min readers can now wake up to the morning
edition and wind down with the evening edition.
Issued by Singapore Press Holdings Limited
Co. Regn. No: 198402868E
For more information, contact
Ms Lim Chung Bee
Shin Min Daily News
Executive Editor
Tel: 63191936
Email: limcb@sph.com.sg
About Singapore Press Holdings Ltd
Main board listed Singapore Press Holdings Limited is the leading
media company in Singapore, in the print, Internet and broadcasting
platforms. It publishes 13 newspapers in the four official languages
and about 80 magazine titles. Everyday, 2.8 million individuals,
or 88 per cent of the people above 15 years old, read one of the
SPH publications. Its Internet Business Unit manages the online
editions of SPH's major newspapers and magazines, which together
enjoy over 300 million pageviews a month. SPH also owns a 20% stake
in MediaCorp TV Holdings Pte Ltd, which operates free-to-air channels
5, 8, U and TV Mobile, and a 40% stake in MediaCorp Press Pte Ltd,
which publishes free newspaper Today. SPH operates two entertainment
radio channels, UFM 100.3 FM in Chinese and WKRZ 91.3 FM in English,
under a joint venture company UnionWorks with NTUC Media, and owns
an 80% stake in SPH MediaBoxOffice Pte Ltd, Singapore’s largest
LED network media company.
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