Manila

6 newspapers in Manila

The Philippine national print market is highly centralized in the capital, dominated by competing English-language broadsheets that distribute countrywide alongside regional tabloids. Among the country's oldest active dailies are the Manila Times, founded in 1898, and the Manila Bulletin, established in 1900. These historic publications compete against major contemporary broadsheets like the Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Philippine Star, both launched in the mid-1980s during the transition away from martial law. Paperboy lists 6 newspapers in Manila.