The Borneo Post spotted new look
Posted by Uchu Keling on 4th August 2008 in Featured, News Extract
First of all, congratulations to the Layout and Graphic department of the Borneo Post, for finally being able to create the kind of newspaper-look that I have been waiting for. At least for a local media. All I can say is WOW! It is definitely a better paper today. The readablity is definitely there.
The Borneo Post - Front page
Better layout, color separation looks good, but unwelcomed sick stories shouldn’t be there.. not on the first day of a new look. And this sick story also shouldn’t be on page 9 (heii.. the number 9 is a good number!)
The Borneo Post - Business Section
The Borneo Post - World Section
The Borneo Post - Sports Section
Finally, I hope the editorial team over at the Eastern Times to follow with the trend. Err.. both web and print!
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calvin | 4th August 2008 | Reply
The new look started yesterday I suppose. Well Eastern Times - won’t bother to do have an online present.
I was surprised when told by a friend of mine, who said The Star online ads is now accounted for nearly 1/3 of their ads income. No wonder they have more online content now.
We all know Malaysiakini is making million annually - nothing but online.
The longer the other papers switching their content online - the better. Let’s give it all to the Star. Hehehee..
left wing | 5th August 2008 | Reply
taib=big monster, asfia=bias unqualified speaker, chan=kaki bodek, jabu=kaki tumpang + kaki ampu, awang tengah=crybaby minister, masing=pirate of sarawak (considering his role in NCR land issue)..
Right wing | 8th August 2008 | Reply
Agree with left wing…that is a real “sick story”…..in the front page..
akituai | 10th August 2008 | Reply
Dunia sudah semakin maju mak nya…
galau | 10th August 2008 | Reply
Congrats Borneo Post 4 d changes made. As I work outside of Sarawak, I don’t have Borneo Post in hand but I still read the online news. The online news sometimes are mixed news of old and new. At times I get to read the old news. I hope the editorial team can do something about it.