The Pacific Daily News , formerly known as Guam Daily News, is Guam’s daily periodical published in Hagatna , the capital of the Territory . The publication belongs to the corporation Gannett Company . The newspaper was founded in 1951 by Joseph Flores , later elected as Governor of Guam [1] .
| Pacific Daily News | |
|---|---|
| Original title | |
| Type of | daily |
| Format | tabloid |
| Owner | Gannett company |
| Publisher | Rindrati Limtiako |
| A country |  Guam |
| Chief Editor | Dana Williams |
| Founded by | 1951 |
| Tongue | English |
| Main office | 244 Archbishop Flores St. Hagatna , Guam , 96910 USA |
| Web site | guampdn.com |
Each issue of the publication contains local news and articles about Guam , Micronesia and the Pacific region as a whole, as well as the latest news from the US and the world. Most of the material published by the newspaper is usually related to political issues and issues that directly affect the residents of Guam . In addition, the publication contains a weekly entertainment column, published every Friday under the name “GuamPika” and aimed at visitors to the island.
Remaining the only daily periodical in Micronesia , Pacific Daily News is delivered by air to all the major islands in the region .
Additional Publications
In addition to the daily newspaper , the periodical also issues additional weekly journals, mainly intended for US military personnel :
- The Navigator - focused on the US Navy ;
- The Pacific Edge - focused on the U.S. Air Force .
Notes
- ↑ Babauta, Leo; Murphy, Shannon. "Governor Joseph Flores" . Guampedia (2009).