Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung
The Hannover Allgemeine Zeitung (short form HAZ ) is a common in northern Germany, and particularly in the region of Hannover daily newspaper, but also has a national and international focus.
History
The precursor sheet Hannoverscher Gazette published since March 1, 1893 was issued by August WAD bag. His son Erich Madsack took the sheet and founded ( after the merger of Hanover Latest news which appears in Celle and the German party related German People's Daily ) 1949 Hannover Allgemeine Zeitung and the WAD bag -Verlag. The HAZ appears together with other dailies and weeklies in this publishing. The newspaper was produced in Anzeiger-Hochhaus. It evolved over the years to the highest circulation newspaper in the Hanover area. In 1974, the editorial staff moved into the new printing center in Hanover- Kirchrode. Meanwhile, the local editor is again located in the Anzeiger-Hochhaus in the city center. The display part is common since the acquisition of the Hanover Press in 1974 by the Madsack publisher of the New Press.
Outside the city limits lie in the region called home daily newspapers in which are partially emerged from former local newspapers. This home newspapers report only on the cities and municipalities outside of Hanover in the region. There are six issues that cover specific areas around the core city. There is an exchange between the editors of the main blades and these local newspapers, in order to avoid duplicates. The home of newspapers are published in tabloid format. In the urban area is once a week instead of the Stadt-Anzeiger ( as outputs North, East, South and West) resolved that amplifies lights the scene in the individual districts.
Description
The HAZ is with a paid circulation of 184 400 copies in combination with its sister newspaper, the Neue Presse, Lower Saxony's largest daily newspaper.
The supra-regional part of the HAZ ( the so-called newspaper jacket ) is also used by many local newspapers in southern Lower Saxony as shell part. These local newspapers are published under his own name. Editors develop the local news in politics, business, culture and sports on site. These include the Hildesheimer Allgemeine Zeitung, the Peine Allgemeine Zeitung, the Göttingen Tageblatt, the Aller -Zeitung, the line -Zeitung, the Wolfsburg- General, the Deister and Weser Zeitung, the Walsrode newspaper, The rake, the Schaumburg messages Alfelder newspaper, the line - Deister newspaper, Gandersheimer circular, the Daily Gazette, Einbecker Morgenpost and the Seesener observers.
With currently (2012 ) 23.1 %, the German printing and publishing mbH, the media holding the SPD, one of the largest shareholders of the sheet.
Circulation Statistic
In the fourth quarter of 2012 the average circulation was IVW at 528 288 copies ( ID HAZ Total ( Mon-Sat ) ). These are 12,282 copies per issue less ( -2.27 %) than in the same quarter last year. The number of subscribers increased to 10,919 subscribers within a year to an average of 461 556 per issue from ( -2.31 %); so based approximately 87.37 % of the readers the newspaper subscription.
Weighted average number of common quarter expenditures:
Average number of copies sold in the quarter by subscription:
Personalities
- Rudolf Lange (1914-2007); 1951-1977 Chief of the feuilleton