Talk:Newspaper

Cameos
I think we could add to this section the details about what is hidden on the newspapers drawn on the manga. For example, if I remember well, Buggy was on the newspapers which was read by Absalom and Hogback when they were leaving Thriller Back. Buggy's crew also read on the newspapers that he was sent to Impel Down.

WE times
I guess from the title of chapter 825 that the name wasn't in English to begin with (the chapter title is The WE Times' Comic Strip (世経の絵物語). Can someone add the kanji/romanji for the WE times? And should we translate it to begin with?

Someone added the Japanese name, although I'm still wondering if we should or should we not translate it. I don't remember what the rule of thumb is for these cases.

In terms of aesthetics and familiarity the English version seems better Kaido King of the Beasts (talk) 00:10, May 10, 2016 (UTC)

It appears to be based on The Nikkei; it has exactly the same style of full name/abbreviation: Nihon Keizai Shimbun (日本経済新聞) shortened to Nikkei (日経). For reference, VIZ translated is as World Economic Journal / WEJ. 'WE Times' isn't a proper translation since the abbreviation doesn't have the word Times or newspaper or anything else, it's basically just WE (or its Japanese equivalent of having the first kanji in each compound, which is probably closer to GlobEco).

I'm guessing the extra Times or J for Viz was to make it read better, particularly since the English scripts are in all caps and saying IN THE WE would look weird (less of a concern on this wiki).

It's probably still best to keep it in English if possible though. Maybe just go with the Viz version, since Times is a proper noun that's indicated by having タイムズ/Taimuzu and not the kind of thing I'd imply, unlike journal. 167.160.116.52 09:34, May 10, 2016 (UTC)

I think World Economic Journal (WEJ) is better than "WE Times". --Klobis (talk) 12:22, May 11, 2016 (UTC)

Agreed. 13:09, May 11, 2016 (UTC)