This study examines the public opinion markets in three major newspapers, China Times, United Daily News, and The Liberty Times. Our results indicate that: 1. Each newspaper has its own preference on authors' occupations. 2. Each newspaper focuses on different public issues. The Liberty Times particularly concentrates its attention on subjects related to government policies, political parties, and relations with Mainland. 3. All three newspapers screen the stands (agree or disagree with government stance) of public opinions. However, none of them firmly supports the government. 4. Each newspaper takes a constant editorial position. 5. In general, the stand of readers' letters and that of editorial were quite consistent. 6. The political tendency of each newsgroup affects its way of presenting readers' letters and editorial; indeed, the printed public opinions do not represent the general views.