Grandeur Print

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Grandeur Print
Seeking Out Truth
Main page of the Grandeur Print on 14 July 2022
TypeOnline
Owner(s)Empreton Holdings
Founder(s)Christina I & II
Editor-in-chiefChristina I & II
Staff writers4 (2022)
FoundedJune 18, 2019; 5 years ago (2019-06-18)
HeadquartersEmpreton
Country Grand Republic of Cycoldia
Websitecycoldia.com in section Grandeur Print

The Grandeur Print is a Cycoldian newspaper owned by Empreton Holdings. It is currently run by the Editor-in-chief Christina Nowell and has three staff writers. It was founded on 18 June 2019 formerly completely owned by the Cycoldian Government.

Corporate logo of the Grandeur Print.

History

The Grandeur Print is a newspaper owned by the Empreton Holdings founded on 18 June 2019 by Christina I. It was formerly owned by the Cycoldian Government until 1 February 2022.[1] It is published directly by Cycoldia, through the official website of Cycoldia. The first article published was about the Cycoldian intervention in Belgica and Fesmar. Currently the newspaper is published on cycoldia.com, with all articles also kept on the website. With some of the articles publishing documenting things such as the coup of the Burmese Government[2] and a Cycoldian Ministry of Health Survey on COVID-19.[3] On 15 June 2021 the Grandeur Print started a new type of article, mini articles, the first one being the article The Nations Without Capitals.[4]

Partnerships and Corporate Works

Grandeur Print has worked with multiple different papers. Due to it being owned by Empreton Holdings it has partnerships with the Creek Gazette, Empreton Entertainment, and the Creek Journal. It as well works with The Trependeryn Times and has a section in the said newspaper for its own articles to be put in.

Grandeur Print was sold to Empreton Holdings in its entirety on 1 February 2022 instead of the former 50% ownership of the Cycoldian Government that was formerly done. This was passed by the General Assembly on 1 February with the Print Independence Act.[1]

Editors-in-chief

References

Citations
  1. 1.0 1.1 General Assembly Print Independence Act (Retrieved 1 February 2022)
  2. Grandeur Print Burmese Government Removed, Military Takes Over (Retrieved 1 February 2021)
  3. Grandeur Print MoH Releases Preliminary Results and Estimates (Retrieved 16 March 2021)
  4. Grandeur Print The Nations Without Capitals (Retrieved 15 June 2021)