Metro Ecuador

Quito, Pichincha, EcuadorSpanish

Operating as part of a global media network, this publication offers a high-reach, urban-focused approach that distributes free copies daily to commuters in Quito and Guayaquil. It prioritizes concise, accessible news and lifestyle content tailored for a young, mobile-oriented demographic navigating daily metropolitan life.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN QUITO

Ecuador's capital relies on a media market historically anchored by a century-old broadsheet, now supplemented by free commuter publications and digital-native news outlets. Founded in 1906, El Comercio stands as the traditional daily of record serving the region. The print landscape also features La Hora, a prominent daily offering specific regional editions, and Metro Ecuador, a free publication distributed to urban transit riders. Additionally, digital platforms like Ecuador Inmediato provide continuous online coverage. Paperboy lists 9 newspapers in Quito.