Sing Tao New York

With the mission to serve Chinese worldwide, Sing Tao opened the first oversea office in New York, United States in 1965. Since then, Sing Tao has become part of the Chinese American life. Serving coast to coast, Sing Tao caters the newspaper Sing Tao Daily and magazines to different interest groups of age, education and income levels.

Our readers include old-time Chinese ancestries as well as new immigrants, students and visitors from all over the world, mainly China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Apart from its excellence in journalism, Sing Tao places great emphasis on corporate social responsibility. It has been committed to numerous community and charitable activities such as arts and cultural activities, and disaster relief, all of which as received wholehearted support from the civic and social communities among the local Chinese communities.

Sing Tao always seeks to be a home away from home for the Chinese overseas. Sing Tao is where Chinese would turn to for a link with their homeland, and for knowledge about their new home culture and events.

Acknowledgements

"… a credit to the journalistic profession and to the printed media"	George E. Pataki Governor, State of New York 2002
"… a Chinese Newspaper of many varieties"	Sheldon Silver Speaker of Assembly, State of New York 2002
"… efforts in assisting readers and the Chinese community"	Michael R. Bloomberg Mayor, The City of New York 2002
"… offer a quality newspaper with comprehensive, objective coverage on all topics from around the world"	Richard M. Daley Mayor, City of Chicago 2003
"… one of themost trusted Chinese dailies in the world"	Nydia M. Velazquez Member of Congress, New York 2003
"… plays an important role in sharing the nation's news with Chinese communities in the United States and abroad"	Elaine L. Chao Secretary of Labor 2003
"… faithfully devote their resources and purposeful energies to improving the quality and dignity of life in the communities they serve"	Senator Martin J. Golden New York State Senate 2003
"… a voice of the people"	Jesse White Secretary of State, State of Illinois 2003
"… one of the most popular Chinese newspapers in the United States"	Virginia Field President of the Manhattan Borough, City of New York 2002
"… extraordinary news coverage"	Marty Markowitz President of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York 2003
"… formed a bond with the Chinese community"	Helen M. Marshall President of the Borough of Queens, City of New York 2003
"…influences the opinion of Chinese-American leaders… enliven Chinese-American communities"	John C. Liu Council Member, The City of New York 2002
"… the best local newspaper"	Alan J. Gerson Council Member, The City of New York 2002