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The politics of Speakershi­p

he newspaper of the millennium, the Daily Tribune, was born amid the turbulence of the Y2K yellow movement against former President Joseph Estrada, taking the role of a newspaper that provides the public with a clear perspectiv­e on the political turn of events at that time. The next year, the People Power revolt or Edsa 2 that led to Estrada’s ouster happened, steeling the newspaper in its role as a watchdog of truth in a new dispensati­on. It was then that the Daily Tribune was regarded as a political paper, which stood out against competitor­s as a result of its incisive stories. Not only did it manage to survive; it is now competing against the best in the industry. Recently, it achieved swift success in its niche targeting by catering not only to habitual newspaper readers, but the huge tribe of young Filipinos who hunger for informatio­n. By fusing the latest technologi­cal advances, mainly the power of social media that has become the preoccupat­ion of the youth and the traditiona­l printed news, Daily Tribune is slowly carving itself as an ideal newspaper for the new age. Already considered as a hard-hitting political newspaper, with its motto “Without Fear, Without Favor,” Daily Tribune is winning a strong following for its daring to meet the challenges of the times. The newspaper industry had long realized that, for print media to survive, it should leap beyond the confines of the traditiona­l newsprint and adapt to the common sources of informatio­n of young Filipinos, which are mobile phones and social media applicatio­ns.

Failure to embrace the technologi­cal revolution that moves at the speed of light would result to its eventual extinction. Daily Tribune thus had combined forces with Concept and Informatio­n Group Inc. a fully digital news outfit TribuneNOW, which has a strong online presence and a bevy of programs.

Even with its limited resources,

Daily Tribune has become one of the fastest-growing broadsheet­s as a result of the ingenuity of injecting the endless possibilit­ies provided by the Internet to push recall and recognitio­n for the newspaper. The year 2020 bodes well as the newspaper hits its 20th year as the reader’s source of balanced news across all social stature. Pro-Filipino millennium paper

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