This marks the inaugural issue of Beric'ht Talossan, a new Talossan bimonthly newspaper. Our new publication, valued at ℓ1 but offered at the discount price of "free," seeks to be both reliable and interesting.
Beric'ht Talossan ("Talossan News Report") will be offered every two weeks. This is a firm commitment to regular publication, and it's one you can count on. In times of slow news, we will offer more commentary - but we'll be there, twice a month, to inform and intrigue.
We will work to offer incisive discussion and analysis of events, giving you historical context and opinions from Talossa's movers and shakers.
The new newspaper is designed, from top to bottom, to appeal to the sort of citizen who demands an active and engaged press in the country. While there are other exemplary outfits already working in Talossa, one of the most prominent is owned by the current Minister of Stuff, while the others publish infrequently. We have room for more.
Beric'ht Talossan will be edited and assembled by longtime Talossan Alexandreu Davinescu using Scribus open source desktop publishing software, with a focus on the print edition. While there will be an accompanying electronic edition, it will be a mirror of each bimonthly issue. In our opinion, this commitment will help Beric'ht Talossan to stick to its deadlines.
Regular contributors for each issue will be former Puisne Justice Sir C. M. Siervicül, former Seneschal Dr. Txec Róibeard dal Nordselva, seasoned reporter Munditenens Tresplet, and anonymous cartoonist Elo Cutor. Each of these individuals has committed to delivering fair and unbiased content to you in every issue, and we'll add to our roster as we are approached by new talent from all over the political spectrum. We'll tackle the tough issues and provide deep analysis, and we hope you'll join us.
Have your own opinion? Please send your comments, complaints, and letters to the editor to BerichtTalossan@gmail.com. B
Beric'ht Talossan ("Talossan News Report") will be offered every two weeks. This is a firm commitment to regular publication, and it's one you can count on. In times of slow news, we will offer more commentary - but we'll be there, twice a month, to inform and intrigue.
We will work to offer incisive discussion and analysis of events, giving you historical context and opinions from Talossa's movers and shakers.
The new newspaper is designed, from top to bottom, to appeal to the sort of citizen who demands an active and engaged press in the country. While there are other exemplary outfits already working in Talossa, one of the most prominent is owned by the current Minister of Stuff, while the others publish infrequently. We have room for more.
Beric'ht Talossan will be edited and assembled by longtime Talossan Alexandreu Davinescu using Scribus open source desktop publishing software, with a focus on the print edition. While there will be an accompanying electronic edition, it will be a mirror of each bimonthly issue. In our opinion, this commitment will help Beric'ht Talossan to stick to its deadlines.
Regular contributors for each issue will be former Puisne Justice Sir C. M. Siervicül, former Seneschal Dr. Txec Róibeard dal Nordselva, seasoned reporter Munditenens Tresplet, and anonymous cartoonist Elo Cutor. Each of these individuals has committed to delivering fair and unbiased content to you in every issue, and we'll add to our roster as we are approached by new talent from all over the political spectrum. We'll tackle the tough issues and provide deep analysis, and we hope you'll join us.
Have your own opinion? Please send your comments, complaints, and letters to the editor to BerichtTalossan@gmail.com. B
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