Roces: A Tradition in Philippine Print Media|The Sunday Paper and Sanggunian

The Sunday Paper was established October 15, 2000 by the son of the late Chino Roces, Joaquin C. Roces, Jr. It was a broadsheet that featured review of news that occurred on a weekly basis. The paper runs by circulation and was sold at 12 pesos per copy. Unfortunately the paper lasted only for approximately 4 months. The NEWSCORP, Inc. that published The Sunday Paper had its editorial and business offices at Unit 3-B, FCI Building 290 Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City.

Editorial Board
Publisher and Editor
Joaquin C. Roces, Jr.

Managing Editor
Fortunato O. Nicolas, Jr.

Circulation Manager
Martin T. Roces

Editorial Assistant
Lora D. Queñano

Art Director
Leanne Jazul

	The Sunday Paper was established October 15, 2000 by the son of the late Chino Roces, Joaquin C. Roces, Jr. It was a broadsheet that featured review of news that occurred on a weekly basis. The paper runs by circulation and was sold at 12 pesos per copy. Unfortunately the paper lasted only for approximately 4 months. The NEWSCORP, Inc. that published The Sunday Paper had its editorial and business offices at Unit 3-B, FCI Building 290 Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City. Editorial Board Publisher and Editor Joaquin C. Roces, Jr. Managing Editor Fortunato O. Nicolas, Jr. Circulation Manager Martin T. Roces Editorial Assistant Lora D. Queñano Art Director Leanne Jazul

Sanggunian, The Philippine Local Government Journal, was a monthly magazine that dealt with the "various concerns of local government units". The journal was primarily run through advertisements and subscriptions. It was published by Green Arrow Publishing Corporation and was located at Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City.