The number of national daily newspapers in Greece was 68 in 1950 and it increased to 156 in 1965. [1]
Mid through the Greek financial crisis in 2016, on a national level there were 15 daily general interest, 11 daily sports, 4 daily business, 10 weekly and 16 Sunday newspapers in circulation. [2]
On a local level, almost all regions of Greece have a printed newspaper.
Below is a list of newspapers published in Greece.
Title | Established | Owner | Sunday Edition | Political orientation |
---|---|---|---|---|
Apogevmatini | 1952 | Apogevmatines Ekdoseis Monoprosopi AE | Yes | Conservatism |
Avgi | 1952 | I Avgi Ekdotikos & Dimosiografikos Organismos SA | Yes | Left-wing |
Dimokratia [3] | 2010 | Dimokratikos Typos SA | Yes | Centre-right |
Efimerida ton Sintakton | 2012 | Anexartita Mesa Maziki Enimerosis SA | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Centre-left to Left-wing |
Eleftheri Ora [4] | 1981 | ΜV Press Ltd | Yes | Right-wing |
Eleftheros Typos | 1916 | SABD Ekdotiki SA | Yes | Liberal conservatism |
Estia | 1876 | Estia Newspaper SA | Yes | Conservatism |
Kathimerini | 1919 | Kathimerini Publishing SA | Yes | Liberal conservatism |
Kontra News | 2013 | Kouris Media Group (in Greek) | Yes | Left-wing |
O Logos [5] | 1986 | Neo Typografiki MIKE | Yes | Centre Left |
Rizospastis | 1916 | Communist Party of Greece | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Communism |
Ta Nea | 1931 | Alter Ego Media SA | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Centrism Centre Left |
To Manifesto | 2022 | To Manifesto Front Page IKE | No | Centrism |
Title | Established | Owner | Sunday Edition | Type |
---|---|---|---|---|
Naftemporiki | 1924 | Ζοfrank Holdings Co. Ltd. | No | Financial |
Espresso [6] | 2000 | Estia Ependitiki SA | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Tabloid |
Makeleio | 2015 | Makeleio Ltd (in Greek) | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Tabloid |
On Time | 2020 | N/A | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Tabloid |
Star Press [7] | 2014 | Ellinikos Typos SA | No (a weekend edition is published on Saturday) | Tabloid |
Title | Established | Owner | Political orientation |
---|---|---|---|
Documento (in Greek) | 2016 | Documento Media MIKE | Left Centre Left |
Proto Thema | 2005 | Ekdoseis Proto Thema Ekdotiki SA | Centrism |
Real News | 2008 | Real Media SA [12] | Center |
To Vima Ths Kyriakhs | 1922 | Alter Ego Media SA | Centrism Centre Left |
Title | Established | Owner | Type | Day of publication |
---|---|---|---|---|
Athens Voice | 2003 | Fotis Georgeles | Alternative weekly | Thursday |
Lifo | 2005 | Dyo Deka Ekdotiki SA | Alternative weekly | Thursday |
Thessaloniki [20] | 2019 | Makedonia Enimerosi SA | Alternative weekly | |
Title | Type |
---|---|
Apopsi [26] | Financial |
Efimerida Dimoprasion | Financial |
Echo Dimoprasion | Financial |
Oikonomiki | Financial |
Dimoprasiaki | Financial |
Eleftheros Kosmos | Greek nationalism |
Stochos | National conservatism |
Attica (Athens / Piraeus)
Heraklion Crete
The following newspapers have terminated their printed versions. Some media groups have kept their titles active on-line.
24-Ores [87]
Adesmeftos Typos [88]
Aggelioforos Thessalonikis [89]
Akropolis
Avriani (in Greek)
City Press [90]
Documento (in Greek) [91]
Eleftherotypia
Ethnos [92]
Fileleftheros
Hora [93]
Mesimvrini (in Greek)
Nea Selida [94]
To Choni (in Greek)
Athltiki Icho (in Greek)
Derby [95]
Gavros (in Greek)
Filathlos (in Greek)
Gata [96]
Goal News [97]
Prasini [98]
Scorelive [99]
Imerisia (in Greek)
Isotimia (in Greek)
Kerdos [100]
Express (in Greek)
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