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Miami Herald
Miami Herald
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Buy New: $518.25
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars(based on 1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 6051
Category: Magazine

Publisher: Miami Herald
Studio: Miami Herald
Manufacturer: Miami Herald
Label: Miami Herald
Format: Newspaper Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Media: Magazine
Subscription Issues: 365
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 365
First Issue Lead Time: 2-4 Weeks

ASIN: B00006KNPH

Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Contains news, entertainment and sports information in the Miami area.


Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars The best newspaper in Florida   February 18, 2008
For years my coach and I debated the various merits of Miami Herald and the Sun-Sentinel, South Florida's other major newspaper. I took the side of the Sun-Sentinel when I first began following current events. Looking back, it's embarassing that I even took part in the debate. The Herald is very clearly a better paper. From the looks of it, Sun-Sentinel takes the cake. It has sharp color photos, a cleaner print and better graphic layout than the old-fashioned Herald. There may even be a stronger sports section, as is common with mid-tier dailies.

But in regard to foreign affairs, breaking national stories, analysis and even the Arts & Entertainment section, the Herald easily rises above any competition in the state (inclusing the Orlando Sentinel and St. Pete Times). There are more original articles, lengthier columns and a serious attitude toward hitting the nail on controversial stories. Since subscribing to The Herald, there are columnists I miss from the Sentinel. Mostly Tom Jicha, Michael Mayo and one or two others. Still, the Herald has strong writers of its own, most notably Dave Barry. If you want a serious, in-depth look at the news, get the Herald. If you're looking for sports, cupons or just brief summaries from the AP, the Sentinel will work just fine. There is no significant price difference, though I believe the Sentinel now boasts greater circulation.


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