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菲律宾,目前正经历着一个特殊时期。人们对政治新闻的关注和兴趣,以及各党派和政治团体对宣传媒介的依赖程度,给去年二月获得解放的新闻界带来了欣欣向荣的局面。以报纸为例,截至一九八六年底,在首都马尼拉印刷出版的日报数量已达二十三家(菲律宾的报纸绝大多数集中在马尼拉),其中八家是去年二月份后创刊或复刊的。各报发行的数量多少,菲律宾的编辑和记者不是夸大发行量,便会说不知道,但据菲律宾出版家协会主席尼尔·克鲁士先生最近告知,全国最大的八家大报的发行量大致如下:《马尼拉公报》三十万份;《菲律宾询问报》,十万份;《自由报》,八万五千份;《菲律宾论坛报》,八万五千份;《马尼拉时报》,五万份;《菲律宾星报》,三万份;
The Philippines is currently experiencing a special period. People’s concern and interest in political news, as well as the dependence of political parties and political parties on the media, have brought a thriving scene to the liberated press in February last year. Take newspapers as an example. By the end of 1986, the number of daily newspapers printed and published in the capital Manila reached 23 (the vast majority of Philippine newspapers are concentrated in Manila), of which eight were started or resumed after February last year . According to the number of newspapers issued, editors and journalists in the Philippines do not exaggerate the circulation of the circulation, but do not know it. However, according to Neil Kruse, the chairman of the Philippine Publishers Association, recently, the circulation of the country’s eight largest newspapers They are as follows: 300,000 copies of the Manila Communiqué, 300,000 copies of the Philippine Press, 85,000 copies of the Free Press, 85,000 copies of The Philippine Tribune, 50,000 copies; “Philippine Star”, 30,000 copies;