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Media in Dundee
Media in Dundee has been an integral part of the city's history, particularly print media. Dundee has long been known for its "Jute, Jam & Journalism," with journalism being the only one of the three industries still prominent in the city.
Dundee is home to a variety of print, radio, television, and digital media outlets, including traditional newspapers, regional radio stations, television news production facilities, and a growing presence in social media and online content creation.
The main newspapers serving Dundee are The Courier (daily) and the Evening Telegraph, published six days a week, by DC Thomson. The city is also home to one of Scotland’s most popular Sunday papers, The Sunday Post.
Dundee has a strong history in magazine and comic publishing, with DC Thomson producing titles such as The People’s Friend, My Weekly, and children's comics including The Beano and The Dandy . Formerly, The Dandy was one of the longest-running comics in the world until its print edition ceased in 2012. The Beano has since taken over as the longest-running children's magazine in the world and the best-selling comic magazine outside Japan.
Dundee has long played a role in regional television broadcasting. For over forty years, Grampian Television operated a base in the city for newsgathering and advertising sales. Since 2007, STV North has produced a nightly regional opt-out bulletin for Tayside and north east Fife as part of STV News at Six. The bulletin was originally broadcast from studios in Harbour Chambers before moving to expanded facilities at Seabraes in 2008.
BBC Scotland also has a presence in Dundee’s city centre, with BBC Dundee primarily focused on newsgathering for television and radio broadcasts.
Dundee briefly had its own restricted service licence television station, Channel Six Dundee, which operated in the early 2000s.
Dundee is home to several radio stations. Radio Tay operates two commercial stations: Tay FM and Greatest Hits Radio Tayside & Fife. BBC Scotland also has a base in the city for BBC Radio Scotland.
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Media in Dundee
Media in Dundee has been an integral part of the city's history, particularly print media. Dundee has long been known for its "Jute, Jam & Journalism," with journalism being the only one of the three industries still prominent in the city.
Dundee is home to a variety of print, radio, television, and digital media outlets, including traditional newspapers, regional radio stations, television news production facilities, and a growing presence in social media and online content creation.
The main newspapers serving Dundee are The Courier (daily) and the Evening Telegraph, published six days a week, by DC Thomson. The city is also home to one of Scotland’s most popular Sunday papers, The Sunday Post.
Dundee has a strong history in magazine and comic publishing, with DC Thomson producing titles such as The People’s Friend, My Weekly, and children's comics including The Beano and The Dandy . Formerly, The Dandy was one of the longest-running comics in the world until its print edition ceased in 2012. The Beano has since taken over as the longest-running children's magazine in the world and the best-selling comic magazine outside Japan.
Dundee has long played a role in regional television broadcasting. For over forty years, Grampian Television operated a base in the city for newsgathering and advertising sales. Since 2007, STV North has produced a nightly regional opt-out bulletin for Tayside and north east Fife as part of STV News at Six. The bulletin was originally broadcast from studios in Harbour Chambers before moving to expanded facilities at Seabraes in 2008.
BBC Scotland also has a presence in Dundee’s city centre, with BBC Dundee primarily focused on newsgathering for television and radio broadcasts.
Dundee briefly had its own restricted service licence television station, Channel Six Dundee, which operated in the early 2000s.
Dundee is home to several radio stations. Radio Tay operates two commercial stations: Tay FM and Greatest Hits Radio Tayside & Fife. BBC Scotland also has a base in the city for BBC Radio Scotland.