BVZ
St. Polten, Lower Austria, AustriaGermanBVZ, the Burgenländische Volkszeitung, is an Austrian regional news publication covering the state of Burgenland. Based in Eisenstadt, it provides comprehensive reporting on local politics, sports, and community events through various district editions. It serves as a primary source for regional news and cultural happenings.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN AUSTRIA
High tabloid readership and heavily concentrated ownership characterize the national press market, which maintains a strong print consumption tradition. Leading the mass market is Kronen Zeitung, a populist tabloid commanding the country's largest circulation. Quality national journalism is anchored by Der Standard, a centre-left daily known for its distinct pink newsprint, and Die Presse, a traditional centre-right broadsheet founded in 1848. The mid-market sector is heavily defined by Kurier. Beyond the capital, regional dailies wield major influence, with titles like Kleine Zeitung dominating readerships in southern provinces. Paperboy indexes 40 Austrian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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