Lollands Posten
Maribo, Sjaelland, DenmarkDanishLollands Posten is a Danish weekly newspaper based in Maribo, serving the island of Lolland. Part of the Folketidende Gruppen, it provides local news, community events, and advertisements to residents. The publication is distributed as a free local paper, maintaining a strong focus on regional identity and community stories.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN DENMARK
Characterized by a strong tradition of paid subscriptions and historical party-press roots, the national print market is highly concentrated among a few major publishing houses. Three broadsheet dailies dominate national circulation: the centre-left Politiken, the conservative-leaning Berlingske, founded in 1749 as the oldest continuously published national newspaper, and the Aarhus-based centre-right Jyllands-Posten. The tabloid sector is anchored by Ekstra Bladet and BT, while Børsen serves as the principal financial daily. Regional journalism maintains a significant presence through established local titles like Fyens Stiftstidende and Nordjyske Stiftstidende. Paperboy indexes 108 Danish newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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