Headline Daily - Contents

Contents

"Headline Daily" shares news sources with the Sing Tao Daily. The paper aims to present the most important news of the day in a concise way so as to provide readers with up-to-date, yet comprehensive, news and information on different areas in a short read. It usually has around 24 to 30 pages and has a layout similar to the following formats:

  • Headlines (i.e. coverpage; with daily information such as Marksix Result, Activities of the Day, Lunar Calendar and Weather Forecast)
  • Local Mews (with critics)
  • China News
  • International news
  • Financial news (i.e. news on Real Estate, Business and stock market)
  • Sports news
  • Lifestyle (different topics for each day: Technology(Monday), Fashion(Tuesday), Shopping(Wednesday), Amusement(Thursday) and Food(Friday))
  • Entertainment (local and international entertainment news, along with Television Programme Schedule)
  • The remaining pages are used for advertisements.

In a comment by Sing Tao chief executive Lo Wing-hung, he claimed that the average number of pages could be increased to 40 pages if its readership increases significantly over time. However, so far, more than three months after the first publication, the newspaper only consists of around 24 pages on the average.

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