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This brand new newspaper ''[[Pogledi Newspaper|Pogledi]]'' [Views] has been established in [[established::2010]] in the frame of the [[Ljubljana, World Book Capital 2010]] project as the leading (and, in fact, the only) printed media in Slovenia dedicated to the arts and culture. Its planned print run is 60,000, to be distributed as a free supplement to the main Slovene daily ''[[Delo Newspaper]]'' till Autumn.
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This brand new newspaper ''[[Pogledi Newspaper|Pogledi]]'' [Views] has been established in [[established::2010]] in the frame of the [[Ljubljana, World Book Capital 2010]] project as the leading (and, in fact, the only) printed media in Slovenia dedicated to the arts and culture. Its planned print run is 50,000, to be distributed as a free supplement to the main Slovene daily ''[[Delo Newspaper]]'' till Autumn.
 
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For the first three years ''Pogledi Newspaper'' will be receiving the subsidy by [[Ljubljana Urban Municipality]]. In the future [[Delo Publishing House]] expects it to become a sustainable cultural newspaper. [[Ženja Leiler]], its editor in chief, speculates that this might be one of the last opportunities on the structurally changed media market.
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For the first three years ''Pogledi Newspaper'' will be receiving the subsidy by [[Ljubljana Urban Municipality]]. In the future [[Delo Publishing House]] expects it to become a sustainable cultural newspaper. [[Ženja Leiler]], its editor in chief, speculates that this might be one of the last opportunities of a kind on the structurally changed media market.
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
* [[Ljubljana, World Book Capital 2010]]
 
* [[Ljubljana, World Book Capital 2010]]
 
* [[Delo Publishing House]]
 
* [[Delo Publishing House]]
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==External link==
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* [http://www.pogledi.si ''Pogledi.si'' portal] (from September)
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Revision as of 21:54, 7 April 2010




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Pogledi
Dunajska 5, SI-1509 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 473 7290
FrequencyBimonthly




This brand new newspaper Pogledi [Views] has been established in 2010 in the frame of the Ljubljana, World Book Capital 2010 project as the leading (and, in fact, the only) printed media in Slovenia dedicated to the arts and culture. Its planned print run is 50,000, to be distributed as a free supplement to the main Slovene daily Delo Newspaper till Autumn.


For the first three years Pogledi Newspaper will be receiving the subsidy by Ljubljana Urban Municipality. In the future Delo Publishing House expects it to become a sustainable cultural newspaper. Ženja Leiler, its editor in chief, speculates that this might be one of the last opportunities of a kind on the structurally changed media market.

See also

External link