Greece Newspaper
Greece Newspaper (GZ) | |
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description | Subscription weekly newspaper |
First edition | October 3, 2005 |
Frequency of publication | weekly |
Sold edition | 10,000 copies |
Editor-in-chief | Jan Huebel |
editor | Robert Stadler |
Web link | www.griechenland.net |
ZDB | 2208268-2 |
The Greece Newspaper ( GZ ) is a German-language foreign medium and the only German-language newspaper in Greece. The operator is HellasProducts GmbH, founded in 1999 and based in Athens .
The newspaper informs every Wednesday about the events in Greece. The Internet portal www.griechenland.net also belongs to the Greek newspaper. Greece Zeitung has also been active in book production with its own publishing house since 2009.
history
The Greece newspaper emerged from the Athens newspaper (AZ), which existed from 1992 to 2005. The print version appeared for the first time on October 3, 2005. Since October 14, 2005, the newspaper has been published in a weekly print edition, as well as an e-version, PDF on the internet portal griechenland.net. The internet portal has existed since 2000. In 2005, GZ was awarded the “German-Greek Business Prize” in the media area of the German-Hellenic Business Association.
profile
The GZ reports on the topics of politics, economy, culture, history, social affairs, tourism and sport - in the form of news, interviews or detailed reports. The employees are located in Greece, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The authors of the GZ include a. Klaus Bötig , Wolf Reiser, Danae Coulmas , Hubert Eichheim, Hans Eideneier and Eberhard Rondholz . The Greek newspaper is headed by the former publisher and editor-in-chief of the Athener Zeitung, Robert Stadler, and by the former deputy editor-in-chief Jan Hübel.
The Greece newspaper has subscribers in Greece, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and other countries. In Greece it is mainly sold in tourist areas through kiosks , supermarkets and hotels. In Germany it has been available in train station bookshops and at airports since summer 2007.
Web links
- Official website of Greece.net
- The GZ on the website of the Greek Embassy Berlin
- The GZ on the website of the German Embassy Athens
- Björn Akstinat: Greece in German. German Language Association , September 2011, archived from the original on May 18, 2015 .