Trinidad Express Newspaper
A look on the Trinidad And Tobago News:
The Trinidad express is one of
the top sources for Trinidad news. The paper provides analytical information on
every aspect of Trinidad and Tobago life and is a major part of the Trinidad and
Tobago news network.
The
Trinidad Express was founded in 1967 by a group of journalists who found
themselves displaced when the British -owned "Daily Mirror" was brought out by
foreign owners of the rival Guardian newspaper. They enlisted the help of a
number of their country's leading businessmen and on June 6 1967 the first paper
rolled off the presses. The popular wisdom was that it would not have lasted
three months but it not only lasted but prospered. Thirty-four years later it is
now owned by its holding company, Caribbean Caribbean Network( CCN), which also
owns the country's leading television station TV 6 and has significant holdings
in a number of Caribbean media houses.
A major contributor to its parent company CCN, the Express has had little
trouble living up to the success of its predecessors. Founded on the precepts of
good solid expository and investigative reporting it is surpassed by none in its
field. Its clear ands concise yet simple style reaches a wide cross section of
the Trinidad and Tobago society. The Trinidadian culture is one that is
beautifully shaped by a cacophony of ethnic mixtures. The Express is the pulse
of the people as it strives to reflect each of these facets by enlightening (in
depth looks into historic origins) and sensitizing (coverage of festivals) the
nation a\to each culture that makes the society so wonderfully diversified. This
type of reporting combined with strong analysis of news and events has created a
definite niche and has made the Daily Express and the Sunday Express household
names.
The paper has grown to an average daily readership of over 75,000 which
represents over 40% of the reading population of Trinidad and Tobago. Unlike our
competitors we have maintained this dominant position with a strong rate card,
our advertisers supporting our market position . Its Sunday figures remain
unsurpassed by the competition with the highest recorded sales in the country
for the past five years - outselling the competition by almost 8,000 copies each
week. The paper aims to maximize every opportunity to become not only the choice
of Trinbagonians today, but to span the Caribbean.
The Express web site, first published in 1997 has grown to attract a monthly
audience of 140,000 unique visitors from all over the globe. Every day more than
10,000 people log in for an update on the news and events from the Trinidad and
Tobago nation.
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UN rushing aid to Caribbean nations hit hard by severe weather The United Nations is providing assistance to a number of countries in the Caribbean that have been badly affected by recent severe weather, particularly Haiti which has been the worst hit, the world ... | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:57:39 -0400
Caribbean braces for Hurricane Ike frobles@MiamiHerald.com Water-weary residents in the Caribbean waited Friday to see which direction Ike would take.Having already gone through Tropical Storm Hanna, many hoped the mighty Category... | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:51:50 -0400
UN rushing aid to hurricane-hit Caribbean New York - The United Nations said Friday it was rushing relief assistance to some of the worst-hit Caribbean islands, with Haiti and Cuba heading the list, while damage and threats to residents were ... | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:40:59 -0400
Regina man in Caribbean drenched by tropical storm Hanna, trying to outrun Ike A Regina man working in the Caribbean has ridden out one storm only to be facing another. Jon Piett has been working as a diving instructor on the Turks and Caicos islands. When he learned that he wa... | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:34:56 -0400
Deadly storms circle Caribbean, US coast TROPICAL Storm Hanna is closing in on the US east coast after leaving 136 dead in Haiti, as powerful Hurricane Ike threatens Caribbean islands and the US. Hanna churned through the Bahamas en route t... | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 12:25:12 -0400
Storms line up to blast Caribbean A POWERFUL hurricane and two tropical storms yesterday threatened to wreak more destruction in the northeastern Caribbean and the US as the death toll in Haiti from Tropical Storm Hanna rose to 136. | Fri, 05 Sep 2008 09:55:01 -0400
Series of storms hinders business in Caribbean Haiti's third largest city, Gonaives, is under water and so is its port, putting all shipments to this major commercial hub on hold.''There's no way to send a shipment right now,'' said Munir Mourra, ... |
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