The Nassau Guardian

The Nassau Guardian is the oldest and largest newspaper in The Bahamas, founded in 1844 and published continually since. It is one of the oldest continually published newspapers in the world, and it leads its competitors in both advertising and circulation. The company operates as a complete media house, producing news, opinions and comprehensive coverage of Bahamian business, politics and national affairs across print, radio and television.

Its operations span several platforms. The Nassau Guardian Newspaper is the flagship print title. Star 106.5 FM is the group's radio station. Channel 12 Prime Time News is a television news programme distributed through Cable Bahamas. Print Masters serves as the printing arm of the media house. Headquartered at 4 Carter Street in Nassau, the company serves audiences in The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean region.

Technical work at the organisation covers print production and publishing technology, radio broadcasting, television news production, journalism and editorial operations, and advertising and circulation management. The company states an emphasis on journalistic excellence and quality standards, and on leading in production and technology.

Editorially, The Nassau Guardian describes itself as proactive in the pursuit of freedom of information, inclusive in its community coverage and zealous in the protection of editorial independence. It also commits to customer service for both advertisers and readers.