NEW YORK—To any news professional, or professional news junkie, Newseum represents the pinnacle of the industry. The brick and mortar museum, located in the U.S. Capitol district next to the Smithsonian museums, has seven floors of thought-provoking galleries and theaters all dedicated to recognizing the value of free press in a free society. Out front is a 74-foot high marble engraving of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
On Newseum’s website, each and every day, the front pages of more than 800 newspapers from around the world are displayed. And each day, 10 of those front pages are selected for special recognition.
For two days in a row, November 14 and November 15, and for the fourth time since September (Sept. 6 and Oct. 10), Epoch Times New York edition has been featured on Newseum’s Top 10.
“Our creative director Seth Holehouse is always looking for innovative ways to visually convey the main story of the day. Newseum’s recognition is a testament to the premium value he brings to our readers every day,” says John Nania, editor-in-chief of Epoch Times English edition.
