Taz
Berlin, Berlin, GermanyGermanTaz, founded in 1978 and headquartered in Berlin, is a cooperative-owned German daily newspaper. Known for its independent and left-leaning editorial stance, it provides extensive coverage of social issues, environmental topics, international politics, and cultural affairs, operating without traditional corporate ownership since 1992.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN BERLIN
Operating as Germany's media center, the capital sustains a highly competitive daily print market divided among traditional subscription broadsheets, high-circulation tabloids, and national political weeklies. Der Tagesspiegel, founded in 1945, leads the subscription daily sector, while the Axel Springer-owned BZ dominates the local tabloid market. Readers also rely on the Berliner Morgenpost, a historic daily established in 1898 that is now published by Funke Mediengruppe, alongside national left-leaning weeklies such as Der Freitag. Paperboy lists 18 newspapers in Berlin.
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