Market
The Sing Tao Daily has chosen to refresh its image and editorial content by positioning itself as the newspaper of choice for the middle class, who demand a more high-brow content. Sing Tao Daily also targets students by offering them cheaper subscription editions.
The Sing Tao Daily overseas editions target Chinese immigrants in foreign countries such as the U.S., Canada, Australia and Europe.
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