Oberösterreichische Rundschau

Oberösterreichische Rundschau

Oberösterreichische Rundschau is a weekly newspaper in Upper Austria, published in 13 regional editions. In addition, there is a free Sunday newspaper Sonntags-Rundschau.

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History

Oberösterreichische Rundschau evolved as a merger of several regional papers, the oldest of which, the Innviertler Volkszeitung, existed already in 1880. It is published under the name Oberösterreichische Rundschau since 1983.[1]

Structure today

The newspaper is three distinct products: First, the regional editions are issued once a week on Wednesday/Thursday. Second, a free Sunday newspaper Sonntags-Rundschau is published. Third, the paper includes the classified ads supplement korrekt.

Oberösterreichische Rundschau reaches approximately 676.000 readers.[2] The newspaper is published by Prof. Rudolf Chmelir.

Regional editions

Oberösterreichische Rundschau is issued in 13 regional editions, plus one extra regional edition of the Sonntags-Rundschau

Braunauer Rundschau

The Braunauer Rundschau was established in 1881.[citation needed] The paper appears in a charge of 19.000 pieces and reaches approximately 80 percent of all households[citation needed] in the district of Braunau am Inn. Moreover, Braunauer Rundschau covers adjacent areas such as the Salzburger Flachgau, as well as the Bavarian communities at the Inn and Salzach. This regional edition, except the printing, is completely produced in Braunau. Editorship leader is Reinhold Klika.

Other

  • Freistädter Rundschau
  • Grieskirchner / Eferdinger Rundschau
  • Kremstaler Rundschau
  • Linzer Rundschau
  • Perger Rundschau
  • Rieder Rundschau
  • Rohrbacher Rundschau
  • Salzkammergut Rundschau
  • Steyrer Rundschau / Mostviertel
  • Mostviertler Sonntags-Rundschau (Sundays only)
  • Urfahrer Rundschau
  • Vöcklabrucker Rundschau
  • Welser Rundschau

References

  1. ^ History of the Oberösterreichische Rundschau (corporate information, in German)
  2. ^ media-analyse.at, Austrian media distribution analysis (in German), data as of 2006

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