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In 2004, there were nearly 1,000 printed media in Slovenia, including newspapers, magazines and journals.[1]
This article is a list of newspapers published in Slovenia or in Slovene.
Title | English Title | Content | Format | Est. | Owner | Publisher | Headquarters | Orientation | Website |
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Delo | Labor | General | Broadsheet | 1959 | FMR, d.d. | Delo, d.d. | Ljubljana | Left-wing, Social liberalism | delo |
Dnevnik | Journal | General | Berliner | 1951 | 35%: Državna založba Slovenije (State Publishing House of Slovenia) 25,74%: Styria Media International AG and others | Dnevnik, d.d. | Ljubljana | Left-wing | dnevnik |
EkipaSN | TeamSN | Daily sports news | / | 1995 | Media24 | Salomon, d.o.o. | Ljubljana | / | ekipa24 |
Finance | Finances | Daily business and financial news | Berliner | 1992 | Bonnier Group | Časnik Finance, d.o.o. | Ljubljana | Liberalism, Centrism | finance |
Slovenske novice | Slovenian News | General | Tabloid | 1991 | Delo, d.d. | Delo, časopisno založniško podjetje d.o.o. (Delo Publishing) | Ljubljana | ? | slovenskenovice |
Večer | Evening | General | Berliner | 1945 | Dober večer | Časnik Večer, d.o.o. | Maribor | Centrism | vecer |
Svet24 | World24 | General | Tabloid | 2013 | Media24 | Salomon, d.o.o. | Ljubljana | ? | svet24 |
List of historical newspapers include also the newspapers that were published German:
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