Uhudla
The Uhudla (subtitle: "News from the undergrowth of the city") is a street newspaper that is primarily sold in Vienna. The edition is 10,000 pieces. About 3 to 4 issues appear annually. The next edition will be prepared when the previous one has largely been sold. The Uhudla does not receive any subsidies or support from the public purse. The street selling price is 2 euros, of which 1 euro remains with the seller.
history
Uhudla was published for the first time in 1991 in Burgenland as a joke newspaper. The name was chosen based on the Uhudler (wine made from the grapes of hybrid vines ), against whose ban the Uhudla campaigned. The name is the motto of the sheet resist: U nabhängig, H hite, U rig, D emokratisch, L andläufig, A ußergewöhnlich.
Up to December 2013, 99 editions of Uhudla had been published. Editor Max Wachter has chosen the founder of the Drahdiwaberl music group, Stefan Weber, as the honorary "President" of Uhudla .
Structure of the newspaper
- Report: Articles from our own research
- Inside look: Social reports (reference to Austria)
- Arbeiter Zeitung: Critical reports on the world of work
- Outside viewing: reports on Europe and overseas
- Human rights: human rights issues from around the world
- Way of life: art, culture, history and literature (reviews)
- Portrait: Presentation of committed people
The Viennese street newspaper Augustin emerged from Uhudla as a further project .
The print edition of the street newspaper Uhudla is supplemented by an internet version , the Uhudla network cooperative, which also contains articles. There is also the Uhudla Edition publishing house and the Uhudla Salon venue .