The
Estonia Media is supported by the television, radio and the newspapers of Estonia. Two of the most famous weekly newspapers of Estonia are the Eesti Ekspress and the Maaleht. The publishing industry in Estonia is quite active in its role.
The private print media as well as private broadcast media operate freely in Estonia. Foreign publications are also read widely by the people of Estonia. There is total freedom of expression in Estonia.
Some of the very popular daily newspapers of Estonia are:
- Noorte Haal
- Paevaleht
- Postimees
- Rahva Haal
Radio in Estonia started broadcasting in full swing since 1926. Advertisement through radio emerged in 1970. As per the report of 2001, there are 98 FM stations in Estonia. Television in Estonia became functional from 1955. But the color television emerged in 1972. There are a total of three television stations in Estonia, as per 2001 report. Internet is another important source of media in Estonia.
Some of the newspaper media of Estonia in its other cities are as follows:
- Parnu- Parnu Postimees, Ohtupost
- Tartu- Postimees newspaper
- Haapsalu- Laane Elu newspaper
- Viljandi- Sakala newspaper
The various media sources of Estonia provide information on various issues like government, politics, social events, people and so on.
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