Every editor in the room runs a paper. Only one wins the press war.
Get the story right, get it out fast, and decide how big to print it.
New York, 1890. A police reporter is about to light up a tenement with a burst of flash powder. In Pennsylvania, a woman is quietly collecting the documents that will break the biggest company in America. Two penny papers are screaming at each other across Park Row, and you own the newest paper in the city. Every story that comes over the wire is a question about the Progressive Era. The readers go to whoever gets it right first.
Read the lead.The story hits the big screen and your Chromebook at the same moment.
Pick your page.Inside Page is safe. Front Page doubles your sales. EXTRA! triples them, and a wrong EXTRA! costs you readers.
File fast.The sooner you file a correct story, the more copies you sell.
Push reforms.When two thirds of the room nails a reform story, the law passes and everyone who got it right sells more.
