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− | Originally launched in [[established::1951]] under the name | + | Originally launched in [[established::1951]] under the name Ljubljanski dnevnik [Ljubljana Daily], this newspaper was renamed [[''Dnevnik'']] in 1968. Its average daily print run is around 36,400 issues in 2013. According to the National Research on Readership, in 2012 ''Dnevnik'' was read daily by 96,000 people, giving it a 5.6 per cent daily reach. The newspaper has correspondent offices in Celje, Kamnik, Koper, Kranj, Trbovlje, Novo Mesto, and Jesenice. |
The cultural section of ''Dnevnik'' newspaper prepares one or two pages per day covering cultural events and cultural policy issues, including reviews, interviews, and reports. | The cultural section of ''Dnevnik'' newspaper prepares one or two pages per day covering cultural events and cultural policy issues, including reviews, interviews, and reports. |
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Countryside, an exhibition by photographer Luka Cjuha (Dnevnik Newspaper), at the 27th International Festival of Photojournalism Visa pour l’Image
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Dnevnik's photographers Luka Cjuha, Jaka Gasar, Bojan Velikonja, and Tomaž Zajelšnik participating in the international daily newspapers exhibition Daily Press at the 24th , and competing for the 2012 Visa d’or Daily Press Award
at the Visa pour l'Image, International Festival of Photojournalism
Other editions
Dnevnik issues several supplementary editions – Moj dom [My Home], Denar IN [Money IN], Moje zdravje [My Health], Nika, Antena, Zaposlitve in kariera [Jobs and Career], Pilot [TV programme], and Dnevnikov Objektiv [Dnevnik's Lens]. The Dnevnik Publishing Company publishes also Hopla Magazine (since 1997) and, of course, Nedeljski dnevnik [Sunday Dnevnik] (since 1962), traditionally one of the most popular weeklies in Slovenia.
Cultural projects
Since 1988 the company has been bestowing the Best Actor Award in the Ljubljana City Theatre (MGL) for a role in the previous season. Recent winners have been Petra Veber Rojnik, Iva Krajnc, and Uroš Smolej.
Together with Študentska založba Publishing House Dnevnik Publishing house co-organised the Fabula Festival up to 2012 and funds the Fabula Award for the best Slovene short story collection (since 2006).
See also
- Dnevnik.si, online news portal
- Fabula Festival
- Fabula Award
External links
- Dnevnik Newspaper website (in Slovenian)