Glos Wielkopolski
Poznan, Greater Poland, PolandPolishGłos Wielkopolski is the leading regional daily newspaper serving the Greater Poland province and its capital, Poznań. Established in 1945, it provides comprehensive coverage of local news, politics, and culture. It is currently owned by Polska Press and maintains a significant digital and print presence.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN POLAND
Characterized by a sharp divide between quality broadsheets and mass-market tabloids, this central European press sector underwent rapid privatization during the 1990s. Leading the national dailies is Gazeta Wyborcza, a centre-left paper born from the 1989 Solidarity movement, competing with Rzeczpospolita, a centre-right publication focusing heavily on economics and law. Overall circulation is dominated by Fakt, a populist tabloid published by Ringier Axel Springer, and its main rival Super Express. Meanwhile, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna provides specialized business news. Beyond these Warsaw-based national titles, strong regional dailies like Silesia's Dziennik Zachodni command loyal local readerships. Paperboy indexes 62 Polish newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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