The other side.
Jiangnan Daily News.
The editor-in-chief was drinking tea, his brows tightly knitted.
The newspaper industry is in a winter slump recently, it's hard to get by, sales are declining, and most critically, advertising placements have noticeably decreased. If this continues, layoffs might be inevitable again.
Although the newspaper is a party paper, if sales don't go up, the authority of the party paper is also dwindling day by day. There must be a way to boost sales.
It's just that there are no good news leads.
Just as the editor-in-chief was sighing, a news reporter rushed over hurriedly.
"Mr. Chen, someone called our newsroom with a tip-off, but I'm not sure about it."
"Oh?"
Mr. Chen put down his teacup and asked suspiciously, "What tip-off?"
"The person didn't reveal much, only saying it involves a high-ranking official in Jiangnan City and is related to events from three years ago. They asked if we dare to take it on?"
