list of polish newspapers

This is an ever-incomplete List of Polish newspapers. In Poland the distinction between the broadsheet and tabloid newspapers is mostly in format as most of the newspapers converted to the latter in early 1990s. The following statistics are approximate and based on monthly reports by Polskie Badania Czytelnictwa association and SMG/KRC company. The numbers correspond to the percentage of adult Poles who declared that they have read the newspaper in question at least once during the week before the survey (April 2004).

All-national daily newspapers

Gazeta Wyborcza - 19,4 %
Fakt - 18,5 %
Super Express - 12,6 %
Rzeczpospolita - 4,3 %
Dziennik Sportowy - 4,1 %
Gazeta Prawna - 2 %
Sport - 1,6 %
Trybuna - 1,0 %
Puls Biznesu - 0,3 %

Weekly magazines

Generally, the weekly magazines published in Poland could be divided onto politics-related and the rest. The latter are generally local versions of international newspapers or even simple translations of the weeklies published in Germany or other European countries.

Politics-related

Newsweek (Polish edition) - 8,5 %
Wprost - 8,0 %
Angora (weekly press review) - 5,9 %
Polityka - 5,8 %
Nie - 3,9 %
Przekrj - 2,5 %
Gość Niedzielny - 2,9 %

Other

This category includes mostly the weekly colour magazines for women as well as various hobby-related and TV-related newspapers.

Tele Tydzień - 25,0 %
Pani Domu - 20,8 %
Przyjaciłka - 19,0 %
Naj - 17,6 %
Chwila dla Ciebie - 17,3 %
Życie na Gorąco - 16,7 %
Tina - 12,4 %
Gala - 7,0 %
Tele-Świat - 6,1 %
Auto Świat - 5,5 %

Regional newspapers

All of Polish regions have their own newspapers, mostly limited to the voivodship they are issued in. In addition, all major national newspapers issue a daily attachment related to local topics.