Népszabadság is back in print after ten years
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After a ten-year hiatus, a significant change has taken place in the Hungarian press market: Népszabadság is once again available in print. For a long time, the newspaper was only present on digital platforms, but the publisher has decided to bring back the printed version.
The process began at the beginning of October, when the revamped Népszabadság website launched on October 8. One week after the digital launch, on Friday, October 16, the first printed issue of the newspaper hit newsstands.
Interest in the return was beyond expectations. According to the publisher, demand for the printed copies was so high that all newspapers sold out on the day of release.
This event clearly shows that despite the digital age, there is still a demand for the printed press among Hungarian readers. The return of Népszabadság has become one of the defining pieces of news in the Hungarian media landscape this week.
Sources: DigitalHungary -
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