Profile Brassoi Lapok is a Hungarian-language newspaper that appears weekly and only in print, and it is distributed mainly in Brasov county. Its publisher is EDITOR BL 49, a company that has eight individuals as shareholders. Audience Ownership Finances
Profile Editura Hargita Nepe is a public institution, financed by the local government in Harghita county, which is in majority inhabited by ethnic Hungarians. Hargita Nepe publishes the newspaper Hargita Nepe, which is the main local newspaper, and various magazines, as well as books. Audience Ownership
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Profile Editura Prahova runs the news portal Ziarul Prahova, which covers the local area of the Prahova county. Audience Ownership Finances
Profile Universul Argesean is a local news portal covering Arges County. Its publisher, Editura Realitatea Argeseana, is fully owned by the local journalist Ion Stanciu. Audience Ownership Finances
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Profile Monitorul Expres is a daily newspaper that covers Brasov County and that is printed Monday to Friday. Monitorulexpres.ro is a news portal covering the same area. The publisher of the newspaper, EDMA COM, is owned by Tipogramm, a company co-owned by brothers Marius Stoianovici (60%) and Gabriel Stoianovici (40%). Marius Stoianovici is a local
Profile Eparhia Reformata din Ardeal (Reformed Diocese of Transylvania) is Calvinist church. It runs Agnus Radio, a broadcaster that airs religious and cultural content in Hungarian language.
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Profile Extenso Media runs the news portal Gazeta de Prahova, which covers issues relevant for the county of Prahova. The antecessor was a historical newspaper that was launched in 1886. Audience Ownership Finances
Profile The daily Szatmár Friss Újság, which serves Satu Mare county in northwestern Romania, has been in print since the establishment of the county in 1968. It now only appears online. Audience Ownership Finances
Profile Fundatia Adevarul Harghitei is a non-profit organization that runs the newspaper Informatia Harghitei and its associated news portal, which cover affairs in Harghita county. The outlet is published in Romanian language, one of the few in a region with a large population of ethnic Hungarians. Audience Ownership Finances
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Profile Established in 2000, Fundatia Progress is a foundation that runs the Hungarian-language news portal Maszol.ro. The foundation is fully supported by the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR), the political party representing the Hungarian community in Romania. Maszol.ro, which receives funds from UDMR, acts as a political party portal focused on propaganda for