TBI
The Blockbuster Insider
The Blockbuster Insider is a Free Canadian Discord based news paper founded and headed by Sharkfynn1012. The Newspaper currently serves Canada, The United Kingdom, Spain and Jo
The Blockbuster Insider was founded to be a business reporting news paper, whilst this news paper covers Canadian politics, other Canadian events and occasionally international politics.
Global Readership
Less than one month into its life The Blockbuster Insider has attracted a global audience with readers from Canada, Jo, the UK and Spain. Additionally the paper is also home to five different journalists from Canada, Jo and the United Kingdom. These abrupt changes have been brought about through word of mouth advertising as this paper went from catering to Canadians and readers from Jo to multiple influential nations. TBI evidently has a busy journey ahead and is (despite its founders original intent) on its way to becoming recognized as the servers main news paper.
The Canadian Newspaper 'Boom'
The Blockbuster Insider was born from the Canadian Newspaper 'boom' It was amongst the first four Canadian papers. It is speculated that if the original four only two remain, The Blockbuster Insider and The Daily Post. The Blockbuster Insider was the last of the four originals to join the party and managed to stay afloat through it being free to read and different to its competition. The Blockbuster Insider remains Canada's most read paper just over a month into its life.
About
The Blockbuster Insider was late to the party during the Newspaper 'Boom'. However the paper has gained traction because of its different focus. The traction that it has recently gained has caused some Canadians to call it Canada's main Newspaper. The Blockbuster Insider fits with the Blockbuster theme that its owner is trying to establish. The Blockbuster Insider (TBI) Is partnered with The Daily Post in an agreement that should stop the two from competing too much in the same market place. TBI is a free discord based paper that comes out 3-7 times a week depending on the schedule whilst The Daily Post tries to rival the Munich Times being printed in books, with more articles per paper and one paper per month and sold to consumers.