Eindhoven's Dagblad
The Eindhovens Dagblad is a Dutch regional newspaper with an editorial office in Eindhoven . The newspaper appears Monday through Saturday in tabloid format. The newspaper is published by Wegener, who publishes BN / De Stem , Brabants Dagblad , De Gelderlander , Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant , de Stentor and De Twentsche Courant Tubantia . The paid circulation in the first quarter of 2008 was 105,866 copies. The editor-in-chief is Joep van der Hart.
history
The first edition of the Eindhoven Dagblad appeared in 1911. During the German occupation in World War II , the newspaper had an editor-in-chief in Adriaan Jurriaan Zoetmulder , who had already turned to National Socialist ideas in the 1930s , which was reflected in the line in the first year of the occupation the newspaper reflected. Nevertheless, in 1941 the German authorities banned the issue. Shortly after the liberation of Eindhoven in September 1944, the Eindhoven Dagblad was able to appear again.
In April 1964, the Catholic Nieuwe Eindhovense krant was absorbed into the Eindhoven Dagblad . In 2000, the publisher of the newspaper VNU sold the Eindhovens Dagblad and its sister newspapers De Gelderlander , BN / De Stem , De Limburger , Brabants Dagblad for 1.8 billion guilders to Wegener. On October 3, 2006, the Eindhoven Dagblad switched from the broadsheet to the more compact tabloid format.
See also
- The list of Dutch newspapers shows the position of the Eindhoven Dagblad compared to the other newspapers in the country
literature
- Cas van Houtert: Uit doorgaans betrouwbare bron. De geschiedenis van het Eindhoven's Dagblad . Eindhoven Dagblad, Eindhoven 2003
Web links
- Newspaper website (Dutch)