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Lastništvo

The Straits Times, ustanovljen leta 1845, je vodilni angleški dnevnik v Singapurju, ki ga je objavil SPH Media Trust (SMT). SMT je bil ustanovljen julija 2021 kot neprofitno podjetje, omejeno z jamstvom, potem ko je bil medijski posel ločen od Singapore Press Holdings.

Financiranje

SMT deluje na neprofitnem modelu, ki ga financirajo oglaševanje in naročnine, ki jih dopolnjuje znatna vladna podpora. Singapurska vlada je obljubila do 900 milijonov singapurskih dolarjev v petih letih od leta 2022, ki so vezani na doseganje in cilje sodelovanja.

Pripadnost in usmeritev

The Straits Times je strukturno povezan s singapursko državo in je široko sprejet kot odraz linije vladajoče ljudske akcijske stranke o nacionalnih vprašanjih. Ker je pod nadzorom in bistveno financiran s strani državnih interesov, ne pa neodvisnih zasebnih lastnikov, je razvrščen kot DEPENDENT (ki ustreza oznaki DEPENDENT/CENTER_RIGHT na spletnem mestu).

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