Córdoba, sometimes called Diario Córdoba,[2][3] is a Spanish language newspaper from the city of Córdoba and is the major source of news from the province. It has been published continuously since 25 July 1941.
Founded on 25 July 1941,[4] they were the successor of the Falangista newspaper Azul,[n. 1] the official organ of Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las JONS in the province of Córdoba.[4] For this reason, the newspaper belonged to the Cadena de Prensa del Movimiento [es] during Francoist Spain.[6] For almost forty years, it was the only newspaper that existed in the capital of Córdoba, having a modest circulation of about 5,000 copies during the 1940s and 1950s.[7] At the beginning of the 1970s, circulation had increased to 9000 copies.[7]
Following the death of Franco, Córdoba began a period of dependence on the public body, Medios de Comunicación Social del Estado. On February 1, 1984, the State put the newspaper on sale, where it was acquired by a private company with links to Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)[8] who until that time had served as principle editors of La Voz de Córdoba —and which would cease publication the same year that the organization acquired Córdoba —.[n. 2] Subsequently, Córdoba was acquired by Grupo Zeta.[10] Until 2000, the newspaper enjoyed an absolute hegemony in Córdoba, having in 1999 a market share of 67%,[11] having no rival publications in the province. However, since that time, it has had to deal with other competing newspapers in the province including ABC de Córdoba —edited by Vocento, and El Día de Córdoba which is published by Grupo Joly. As a result, their share of the market has fallen to 34%.[11]
In 2009, the second analysis by Estudio general de medios (EGM) said that Córdoba was the fifth largest periodical in Andalucía, with an audience of 104.000 readers— behind newspapers such as Sur from Málaga, ABC from Sevilla and Diario de Cádiz—.[12] For 2010, they had 89.000 readers and daily circulation 13.491 newspapers.[13]
^After their creation, Azul was published in the premises of the old newspaper La Voz,[5] which had been seized after the commencement of Spanish Civil War.
^The newspaper, founded in 1981, had been born as a competitor to Córdoba.[9]
Checa Godoy, Antonio (1991). Historia de la prensa andaluza. Fundación Blas Infante.
Muñoz Rojo, Manuel (1997). La transición municipal. Palma del Río, 1960-1990. Obra Social y Cultural de Caja Sur.
Reig García, Ramón (2011). La comunicación en Andalucía: Historia, estructura y nuevas tecnologías. Sevilla: Centro de Estudios Andaluces. ISBN978-84-939078-0-8.
Sánchez Rada, Juan (1996). Prensa, del movimiento al socialismo: 60 años de dirigismo informático. Fragua.
External linksEdit
Official website
August 25, 2023
córdoba, newspaper, córdoba, sometimes, called, diario, córdoba, spanish, language, newspaper, from, city, córdoba, major, source, news, from, province, been, published, continuously, since, july, 1941, córdobatypegeneral, informationformatdaily, newspaperedit. Cordoba sometimes called Diario Cordoba 2 3 is a Spanish language newspaper from the city of Cordoba and is the major source of news from the province It has been published continuously since 25 July 1941 CordobaTypeGeneral informationFormatDaily newspaperEditorGrupo ZetaFounded25 July 1941LanguageSpanishHeadquartersCordobaCirculation13 491 2010 1 WebsiteDiariocordoba com Contents 1 History 2 Directors 3 Notes 4 References 5 Bibliography 6 External linksHistory EditFounded on 25 July 1941 4 they were the successor of the Falangista newspaper Azul n 1 the official organ of Falange Espanola Tradicionalista y de las JONS in the province of Cordoba 4 For this reason the newspaper belonged to the Cadena de Prensa del Movimiento es during Francoist Spain 6 For almost forty years it was the only newspaper that existed in the capital of Cordoba having a modest circulation of about 5 000 copies during the 1940s and 1950s 7 At the beginning of the 1970s circulation had increased to 9000 copies 7 Following the death of Franco Cordoba began a period of dependence on the public body Medios de Comunicacion Social del Estado On February 1 1984 the State put the newspaper on sale where it was acquired by a private company with links to Spanish Socialist Workers Party PSOE 8 who until that time had served as principle editors of La Voz de Cordoba and which would cease publication the same year that the organization acquired Cordoba n 2 Subsequently Cordoba was acquired by Grupo Zeta 10 Until 2000 the newspaper enjoyed an absolute hegemony in Cordoba having in 1999 a market share of 67 11 having no rival publications in the province However since that time it has had to deal with other competing newspapers in the province including ABC de Cordoba edited by Vocento and El Dia de Cordoba which is published by Grupo Joly As a result their share of the market has fallen to 34 11 In 2009 the second analysis by Estudio general de medios EGM said that Cordoba was the fifth largest periodical in Andalucia with an audience of 104 000 readers behind newspapers such as Sur from Malaga ABC from Sevilla and Diario de Cadiz 12 For 2010 they had 89 000 readers and daily circulation 13 491 newspapers 13 Directors EditName DurationJose Escalera del Real 1941Primitivo Garcia Rodriguez 1941 1944Pedro Alvarez Gomez 7 1944 1972Federico Miraz Fernandez 1972 1982Juan Ojeda Sanz 1982 1984Manuel Gomez Cardena 1984 1986Antonio Ramos Espejo 1986 1998Jose Higuero Manzano 1998 2001Alfonso Sobrado Palomares 2001 2005Francisco Luis Cordoba 2005 PresentNotes Edit After their creation Azul was published in the premises of the old newspaper La Voz 5 which had been seized after the commencement of Spanish Civil War The newspaper founded in 1981 had been born as a competitor to Cordoba 9 References Edit Reig Garcia 2011 p 610 Sanchez Rada 1996 p 159 Munoz Rojo 1997 p 15 a b Reig Garcia 2011 p 140 Checa Godoy 1991 p 368 Reig Garcia 2011 p 169 a b c Reig Garcia 2011 p 151 Reig Garcia 2011 p 161 Reig Garcia 2011 p 181 Reig Garcia 2011 p 368 a b Reig Garcia 2011 p 372 Reig Garcia 2011 p 436 Reig Garcia 2011 pp 436 610 Bibliography EditCheca Godoy Antonio 1991 Historia de la prensa andaluza Fundacion Blas Infante Munoz Rojo Manuel 1997 La transicion municipal Palma del Rio 1960 1990 Obra Social y Cultural de Caja Sur Reig Garcia Ramon 2011 La comunicacion en Andalucia Historia estructura y nuevas tecnologias Sevilla Centro de Estudios Andaluces ISBN 978 84 939078 0 8 Sanchez Rada Juan 1996 Prensa del movimiento al socialismo 60 anos de dirigismo informatico Fragua External links EditOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cordoba newspaper amp oldid 1151397566, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
