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Jorianna Gallaire

Jorianna is an investigative and snooping reporter at the Gallente tabloid and news paper See and Hear

She has received national reporting awards and citations for investigations into tax evasion, child exploitation, human trafficking, dangerous doctors and public-health threats.

Also star award from coverage on celebrities and high-profile figures.

Recently a major benefitor has contracted Jorianna to See and Hear and also contributed to her capsuleer training to be able to reach out into wider areas.

IF you have any news and want to make some ISK, never hesitate to give me a call!
To keep the tabloid running donations of both leads and ISK are most welcomed.

The role of tabloid journalism is to keep people entertained. It is a very profitable industry that helps fuel the economy, and it gives ordinary people the opportunity to gain fame and fortune. People love to hear about the scandals, heartaches, and joys of celebrities, politicians, and other high-profile figures in society. These aspects of everyday life normalize people who appear untouchable.

The super-rich beauty queens and handsome studs seen on the red carpet and the covers of magazines are normal people who have common problems. Some people forget this and have an image of celebrities that is impossible for them to live up to. Tabloids portray them as they are regular human beings.

Tabloids pay thousands of ISK for pictures of celebrities going grocery shopping, looking a mess, or in the company of someone other than their spouse, and profit millions of ISK from people who want to see these pictures and read the stories. Without demand, there would be no supply. Without tabloids, people would be forced to hear only the hard news that affects society in general. The absence of tabloid journalism would cause a loss of millions of ISK in circulation and as a result, hurt the economy.