Daily Szczecin

Daily Szczecin is the renowned and most popular newspaper in the city of Szczecin, which is the workplace of Philip Turner and Olivia Fridayton. Its owner and executive editor is Stephen Dudzik.

History
Although the journal has existed in its current form since 1945, it was actually founded in the 1910s by the Germans, as Szczecin was a German city back then. At the time, the newspaper was known as Täglich Stettin.

After World War 2, Szczecin was given to Poland, hence the newspaper was also transferred to the Poles. Officially, the Polish Daily Szczecin was established on 6 July 1945, two months after the war ended in Europe.

At the end of the twentieth century, the journal began the collaboration with the TV Region network, especially with its branch in the Zachodniopomorskie voivodeship - TV Region 16. Since then, both companies have shared the same building and been partners.

In 2001, a young and aspiring journalist, Stephen Dudzik, joined the newspaper. He quickly scaled the heights of the company and eventually became the editor-in-chief. When the previous owner of the newspaper passed away in 2009, Stephen also became its new owner.

In 2013, Philip Turner and Olivia Fridayton joined the newspaper as interns and quickly became full-fledged journalists, working there full-time.

Headquarters
The Daily Szczecin headquarters is located in the buliding on the Farna street in Szczecin. The skyscraper has 18 floors and 75 metres in height, making it the third highest building in the city (falling behind The Unity building and PAZIM).

Rooms

 * Stephen Dudzik's office
 * Philip Turner and Olivia Fridayton's room
 * TV Region 16 studio
 * Printing house

Trivia

 * In real life, the fictional location of Daily Szczecin is actually taken by a kindergarten.
 * The company's name was inspired by DC Comics' Daily Planet, which is where Clark Kent (Superman) works.