List of newspapers in Hungary

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The number of national daily newspapers in Hungary was 21 in 1950 and it increased to 40 in 1965. [1] In 1986 the Press Act became effective, regulating the newspaper market in the country. [2] Following the collapse of the communist regime the act was revised in January 1990. [2]

Contents

This is a list of Hungarian newspapers and other papers, online newspapers and portals as well.

National

Daily

TitleLanguagePrint / OnlineEst.OwnerOrientationLink
24.hu Hungarian Online1996Central Media GroupCentre, liberalism 24.hu
168.hu HungarianOnline1989Brit Media GroupLeft, liberalism 168.hu
444 Hungarian Online2013Magyar Jeti Zrt.Left, liberalism 444.hu
About Hungary English
German
Online2013International Communications Office
Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister
Official blog of the Prime Minister abouthungary.hu
Alfahír Hungarian Online2009Kiegyensúlyozott Médiáért AlapítványRight, nationalism alfahir.hu
Átlátszó.hu Hungarian Online2011atlatszo.hu Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft.Left, liberalism, investigative journalism atlatszo.hu
Blikk Hungarian Both1994 Ringier-Axel Springer [3] Left, sensationalism, tabloid www.blikk.hu
Bors Hungarian Both1989KESMARight, sensationalism, tabloid www.borsonline.hu
Budapester Zeitung German Online1999 ?Left, liberalism www.budapester.hu
Daily News Hungary English Online2013DNH Media Group Kft.Cultural dailynewshungary.com
Economx HungarianOnline1999Indamedia Network Zrt.Left, business and finance economx.hu
Ez a Lényeg Hungarian Online2019Oraculum 2020 Kft.Left, socialism ezalenyeg.hu
Hungary Today English Online ?Friends of Hungary FoundationPro-government hungarytoday.hu
Index Hungarian Online1995Indamedia Network Zrt.Right, conservatism index.hu
Mérce Hungarian Online2008Kettős Mérce Blog EgyesületLeft, social democracy merce.hu
Kitekintő Hungarian Online2007Flux CommunicationsForeign policy kitekinto.hu
Kuruc.info Hungarian Online2006WBY Ltd.Far-right, neo-Nazism kuruc.info
Le Journal Francophone de Budapest French Online ? ?Cultural www.jfb.hu
Magyar Hírlap Hungarian Online1968Gábor SzélesRight, conservatism magyarhirlap.hu
Magyar Jelen Hungarian Online ?Innovatív Kommunikáció AlapítványFar-right, conservatism magyarjelen.hu
Magyar Kurír Hungarian Online1911 Catholic Bishops' Conference of Hungary Catholic journalism www.magyarkurir.hu
Magyar Nemzet Hungarian Both1938KESMARight, conservatism magyarnemzet.hu
Media1 Hungarian Online2019Media1 Digitális Média Kft.Media news media1.hu
Metropol Hungarian Both2020KESMARight, conservatism metropol.hu
Nemzeti Sport Hungarian Both1903KESMASports www.nemzetisport.hu
Neokohn Hungarian
English
Online2019Brit Media GroupCentre, Jewish journalism neokohn.hu
Népszava Hungarian Both1877Tamás LeisztingerLeft, social-democratic nepszava.hu
Nyugati Fény Hungarian Online2012 ?Left, social liberalism nyugatifeny.hu
Origo Hungarian Online1998KESMARight, conservatism www.origo.hu/index.html
Pesti Bulvár Hungarian Online ?MédiacomLeft, liberalism, investigative journalism pestibulvar.hu
PestiSrácok Hungarian Online2012Gerilla Press Kft.Right, conservatism, investigative journalism www.pestisracok.hu
Portfolio.hu Hungarian
English
Online1999NET MédiaLeft, liberalism, business and economics www.portfolio.hu
Rossijskij Kurier Russian Online ? ?Cultural www.kurier.hu
Színes Ász Hungarian Print2004Színesászmédia Kft.Tabloid-
Szeretlek Magyarország Hungarian Online ?Szeretlek Magyarország MédiacsoportCultural www.szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu
Telex Hungarian
English
Online2020Van Másik Kft.Left, liberalism telex.hu
Ungarn Heute German Online ?Friends of Hungary FoundationCultural ungarnheute.hu
Vasárnap Hungarian Online?Kovács K. Zoltán AlapítványRight, conservatism, Catholic journalism vasarnap.hu
Válasz Online Hungarian Online2018Válasz Online Kiadó Kft.Centre, investigative journalism valaszonline.hu
Velvet Hungarian Online2002Indamedia Network Zrt.Tabloid velvet.hu
Világgazdaság HungarianOnline1969KESMARight, business and finance www.vg.hu
Zsúrpubi Hungarian Online ?HUNGÁRIA MÉDIA [4] Right, national radicalism zsurpubi.hu

Weekly

TitleLanguagePrint / OnlineEst.OwnerOrientationLink
A Szabadság Hungarian Both1989 Hungarian Workers' Party Far-left, communism www.aszabadsag.hu
Csók és Könny Hungarian Print1992 Ringier-Axel Springer Love stories, mysteries of mind and body-
Evangélikus Élet Hungarian Both1933 Evangelical-Lutheran Church in Hungary Lutheran journalism www.evelet.hu
Élet és Irodalom Hungarian Both1923Élet és Irodalom Baráti Társaság
Élet és Irodalom Alapítvány
Left, liberalism, literary and political life www.es.hu
Élet és Tudomány Hungarian Both1946Society for Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge
(Tudományos Ismeretterjesztő Társulat, TIT)
Scientific, educational www.eletestudomany.hu
Fanny Hungarian Print ? ?Women's magazine-
Foaia Românească Romanian Both ? ?Cultural journalism of minorities foaia.hu
Füles Hungarian Print1957Central Media GroupPuzzle magazine-
Hetek Hungarian Both1997 Faith Church, Hungary Pentecostal journalism, yellow journalism www.hetek.hu
Heti Világgazdaság (HVG) Hungarian Both1979HVG KiadóLeft, liberalism, business and economics hvg.hu
HOT! Hungarian Print2006MediaworksTabloid-
Hrvatski glasnik Croatian language Both1991CroaticaCultural journalism of minorities www.glasnik.hu
Jelen Hungarian Both2020Liberty Press Bt.Left, liberalism jelen.media
Kiskegyed Hungarian Both2000 Ringier-Axel Springer Tabloid, women's magazine kiskegyed.blikk.hu
Ľudové noviny Slovak language Both1957SlovakUmCultural journalism of minorities www.luno.hu
Mandiner Hungarian Both1999KESMARight, conservatism mandiner.hu
Magyar Demokrata Hungarian Both1989Artamondo Kft.Right, conservatism www.demokrata.hu
Magyar Hang Hungarian Both2018Alhambra Press Bt.Right, liberalism hang.hu
Magyar Narancs Hungarian Both1989Magyarnarancs.huLeft, liberalism magyarnarancs.hu
Munkások Újsága Hungarian Both2011 Yes Solidarity for Hungary Movement Left, democratic socialism muon.hu
Neue Zeitung German language Both1957Neue Zeitung StiftungCultural journalism of minorities neue-zeitung.hu
Nők Lapja Hungarian Both1949Central Media GroupWomen's magazine noklapja.nlcafe.hu
Országút Hungarian Both2020Magyar Szemle AlapítványRight, conservatism, literary and political life orszagut.com
Orvosi Hetilap Hungarian Print1857 Hungarian Academy of Sciences Medical journalism-
Pester Lloyd German Online1853Pester LloydLeft, liberalism www.pesterlloyd.net
Pesti Hírlap Hungarian Both2020Brit Media GroupCentre, liberalism pestihirlap.hu
Reformátusok Lapja Hungarian Both1957 Reformed Church in Hungary Calvinist journalism reformatus.hu
Ripost7 HungarianBoth2015KESMARight, sensationalism, tabloid ripost.hu
Sport plusz Hungarian Print ? ?Sports www.sportplusz.hu
Srpske narodne novine Serbian language Print ? ?Cultural journalism of minorities ?
Story Hungarian Both ? ?Tabloid www.storyonline.hu
Szabad Föld Hungarian Both1944KESMARight, rural magazine www.szabadfold.hu
Tvr-hét Hungarian Both ? Ringier-Axel Springer TV Guide tvrhet.blikk.hu
Új Ember Hungarian Both1945 Catholic Church in Hungary Catholic journalism ujember.hu
Új Egyenlőség Hungarian Online2016Új Egyenlőség AlapítványLeft, social democracy, Nordic model ujegyenloseg.hu
Vasárnap Reggel Hungarian Print ?KESMATabloid-

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Defunct newspapers

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References

  1. Pippa Norris (Fall 2000). "Chapter 4 The Decline of Newspapers?". A Virtuous Circle: Political Communications in Post-Industrial Societies (PDF). New York: Cambridge University Press. Retrieved 6 October 2013.
  2. 1 2 Peter Bajomi-Lazar (2005). "The Business of Ethics, the Ethics of Business. Hungary". Sajtószabadság Központ. Retrieved 26 November 2014.
  3. "Ringier Axel Springer Media Hungary". 27 August 2015.
  4. Zsúrpubi

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