GSP, GSL Enterprises Win Prestigious Awards, Silence Critics
Altoona PA (GSP). GSP, the daughter news agency of GSL Enterprises won several awards yesterday, beating out Reuters, the Associated Press and the Onion for quality journalism, fine humorous writing and sensitivity to stories, people and detail.
The National Association of Press Agencies awarded GSP the organization's highest honor, the Golden Typewriter, for the hard-hitting news and quality journalism consistently reported by GSP. GSP also won an award from the International Satirical Organization for the occasional bending of a story for the purpose of comedy. ISO head, Tom Bevacqua said, "Its about time GSP was recognized for their outstanding writing and attention to detail. The staff at that organization is ridiculous - smart, funny and definitely have it together. I hear they are decent guys too who deserve praise and acclaim."
Some critics of GSP have said their writing is not that good and, while silly, is simply not funny. In a survey of 1, 100% of respondents deemed GSP articles as "just alright."
When informed of this, senior editor Clarp Croidler stated, "Well, you can't please everybody. I'm just glad a select few people get some enjoyment out of it. I'm not in this business to please people, but to inform them." When asked to elaborate, Croidler added, "I devote my life to this. If someone doesn't like it, that's my life."
GSP is funded primarily by GSL Enterprises and their mission statement is to provide quality journalism with a light, spicy Indian tinge to the masses.
The National Association of Press Agencies awarded GSP the organization's highest honor, the Golden Typewriter, for the hard-hitting news and quality journalism consistently reported by GSP. GSP also won an award from the International Satirical Organization for the occasional bending of a story for the purpose of comedy. ISO head, Tom Bevacqua said, "Its about time GSP was recognized for their outstanding writing and attention to detail. The staff at that organization is ridiculous - smart, funny and definitely have it together. I hear they are decent guys too who deserve praise and acclaim."
Some critics of GSP have said their writing is not that good and, while silly, is simply not funny. In a survey of 1, 100% of respondents deemed GSP articles as "just alright."
When informed of this, senior editor Clarp Croidler stated, "Well, you can't please everybody. I'm just glad a select few people get some enjoyment out of it. I'm not in this business to please people, but to inform them." When asked to elaborate, Croidler added, "I devote my life to this. If someone doesn't like it, that's my life."
GSP is funded primarily by GSL Enterprises and their mission statement is to provide quality journalism with a light, spicy Indian tinge to the masses.
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