In
Jamaica
The
Gleaner - Published
Monday through Saturday, The Gleaner is the flagship of the group, containing
news, views, sports and in-depth reporting for morning reading. Established
in 1834, The Gleaner is the oldest operating newspaper in the Caribbean.
The
Sunday Gleaner - Considered
the Queen of the group of Gleaner Publications. First published
in 1939, the Sunday Gleaner is a weekend delight for families, reaching
over twice as many readers as the daily paper.
The
Star - A
popular tabloid produced for afternoon shoppers and readers. As the 'People's
Paper' it emphasises investigative reporting, late-breaking news, special
columns and witty stories.
The Weekend Star -
A top choice for reviews of Jamaican
music, dance, theatre and social culture. First published in 1951,
the Weekend Star is considered the entertainment paper for local Jamaicans.
In
North America
The
Weekly Star - The
'Entertainment Paper, ' covering the latest in Jamaican music, arts and
theatre. With special human interest features and news about community
life.
The Weekly Gleaner - The 'Top Caribbean
Newspaper' distributed to over 22 American and 8 Canadian cities. Reaching
a wide Jamaican market, the Weekly Gleaner keeps people informed of developments
in news, business and sports at home. The newspaper to read to stay
in touch with social and economic developments in the country.
In
England
The
Weekly Gleaner - Carrying
news of interest to West Indians in Britain, the Weekly Gleaner is an important
link with home. The paper offers in-depth coverage of important issues
and events in both the Caribbean and the United Kingdom.
