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The Jamaica beholder is a news organisation and publication and is one of the major workaday news reports operating in Jamaica today, alongside its competitor the Jamaica Gleaner. The commentator was conceived by businessmen Gordon Butch Stewart and Delroy Lindsay and was developed with the aid of Trinidadian businessman and Trinidad Express possessor Ken Gordon. The paper originally launched in March, 1993 as a hebdomadary publication, with its issues being printed overseas in Miami, Florida and then delivered back to Jamaica to be sold. The Observer eventually locomote to a daily format in December, 1994, and moved from its offices located at Fagan Avenue, St Andrew to a new compound on beechwood Avenue in 2004. The papers founding editor in chief, Desmond Allen, remains with the paper to this day as one of its three executive editors (according to the newspapers editorial information).Based on what was shared by executive editor Vernon Davidson during our visit to their hea dquarters, the editorial hierarchy of the Jamaica Observer seems to follow the typical say of a standard newspaper, with its three ...