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Listings magazine

For lists of listings magazines, see Category:Listings magazines and News magazine.

A listings magazine is a magazine which is largely dedicated to information about the upcoming week's events such as broadcast programming, music, clubs, theatre and film information.

Sells of the 14-day published listings magazines in Germany.

The BBC's Radio Times was the world's first listings magazine[1] when it was founded in 1923 to compete with daily newspapers, which had hitherto fulfilled the role.[2][3] In 1932, New York's Cue was the first city-specific listings magazine.

With the expansion of broadcast media many others have followed, expanding the format to include columns about media production and personalities, such as TV Hebdo (Québec) in Canada, TV Guide in the US and hundreds of others worldwide. Broadcast guides are normally published either with a Saturday or Sunday newspaper or are published weekly or fortnightly. It has become a highly competitive area of publishing.[4]

Other listings magazines have started from a primary base in cultural events, such as Time Out magazine in the UK. Most major cities worldwide have one or many more such publications.

During the politically charged[clarification needed] 1970s and 1980s, many of these magazines, in the UK at least, played a progressive role as part of the alternative press and had a reputation for leftward leaning investigative and campaigning journalism. They were some of the first consumer magazines to carry lists of "agitprop" events. City Limits was probably the most outspoken of all UK-based listings magazines[according to whom?] but almost all followed Time Out’s lead of including space for lesbian and gay events and clubs. In certain areas of the UK which were previously dominated by the old guard of regional newspapers, which were traditionally more conservative in outlook, this was the first time that gay issues were put on a par with others - this was particularly true of Bristol's Venue, Southampton's Due South Magazine, and to a lesser extent Manchester's City Life where the local press (Manchester Evening News) had been at times at least, a little more tolerant.

In Italy the most important listing magazine has always been TV Sorrisi e Canzoni, with a weekly circulation of over 2 million in the late 80s.[5]

Radio and TV guide magazines by country (weekly)

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German version of this list[6]

Australia

  • ABC weekly (1939–59)[7]

Austria

  • Radio Österreich - Zeitschrift des Österreichischen Rundfunks ORF[8]
  • Radio Wien (1924–38,[9] 1946–53)
  • Rundfunkwoche Wien (1939-)[10]
  • Allgemeine Radio-Zeitung (1924-25)[11]

Belgium

  • Programmabrochures van het NIR

Canada

  • CBC program schedule[12]/CBC times (1943–69)[13]

Czechosovakia

  • Radio-Journal (1923–38)
  • Náš rozhlas (1939–1941, 1945–53)[14]
  • Týden rozhlasu (1941–45)
  • Praha
    • Československý Rozhlas a Televise (1954-1976)[15]
    • Československá Televize
    • Týdeník Československá Televize (1972-1977)[16]
  • Bratislava
    • Ľudový Rozhlas (1952-1956)[17]
    • Rozhlas a Televízia (1956-1977)[18]
    • Rozhlas [19]
    • Televízia (1966-1977)[20]

Danmark

  • Radio ekko (1938–50)

France[21]

  • Radio national (1941–44)
  • La Semaine
  • Télé Magazine (1955-)
  • Télé 7 jours (1960-)
  • Télé Poche (1966-)[22]
  • Télé Star (1976-)
  • Télé Z (1982-)
  • Télé-Loisirs (1986-)
  • TV Magazine (1987-)
  • TV Hebdo (1987-2009)
  • Télécâble Sat Hebdo (1990-)
  • Télé TNT Programmes (2006-2012)
  • Télévision-Radio-Cinéma, later Télérama (1960-)

Germany

  • Radio Woche (1920s)
  • Der deutsche Rundfunk (1923–41)
  • Reichsrundfunk (1941–44)
  • Bild+Funk
  • Hörzu
  • TV Hören und Sehen
  • Funk Uhr
  • Dampf-Radio

Germany (East)

  • FF Funk und Fernsehen der DDR[23]

Greece

  • Radioprogrammo

Hungary

  • Magyar Rádió Ujság (1926-31;[24] 1944)
  • Rádióélet (1931-1944)[25]
  • Rádió- és Televízióújság (1957-2007)
  • Magyar Rádió (1945-1956)[26]
  • Színes RTV (1993-)
  • Tvr-hét (1989-)

India

  • Akashvani (1970s)[27]
  • The Indian radio times/The Indian listener (1927–58)

Italy

  • Radiorario (1925–29)[28]
  • Radiocorriere (1930–43)[29]
  • TV Radiocorriere (1959-1995)

Monte Carlo

  • Tele Poche

Netherlands

  • Radio-luistergids (1925–27)[30]
  • Radiobode (1928–41, 1945–58)

New Guinea

  • CQ

Norway

Poland

  • RTV Radio i telewizija - TV Godnik

Portugal

  • Rádio nacional (1937–)

Romania

  • Radio (Radiofonie, televiziune, stiinta pentru toti) (1928-)[32]
  • Radio Universul (1935-)[33]
  • Romániai Rádió Szaklap (Nagyvárad 1929)/Oradea
  • Radio Azi (Programele emisiunilor Romane si straine) (1946-)
  • Secolul radifoniei (1947)[34]
  • Programul radio s televiziune (1950-)[35]
  • RadioTV - programil emisiunilor de radio si televiziune (1954-)[36]
  • Tele Radio (Radioteleviziunea Romana) (198x-)[37]
  • Panoramic Radio-tv (1990-)[38]

Russia

  • ТР-Пресса (1992-)
  • ТВ Парк (1994-2013)[39]

Serbia

  • TV Radio Revija
  • Studio
  • Rtv újság (Vojvodina)[40]

Sweden

  • Röster i Radio TV[41] (1930–94)

Syria

  • Radiodiffusion Syrienne

Soviet Union

  • Говорит Москва: Массовый журнал (1928-1931)
  • Говорит СССР: Орган Всесоюз. ком. по радиофикации и радиовещанию (Listings only in 1931-32)[42]
  • Говорит и показывает Москва - Programmy tsentralnogo televidenija i radioveshannija / Ezhenedelnik gostelradi SSSR - Moscow (1973-1990)[43]
  • Семь дней (1991-)

Spain

  • Radio Nacional (1938–)

Switzerland

  • Schweizer(ische illustrierte) Radio-Zeitung (1927–58)
  • Radio TV je vois tout
  • TV radio Zeitung
  • Tele

Turkey

  • Radyo (1941–49)

UK

  • RadioTimes (1923-)
  • TVTimes

USA

  • FM Forecast
  • TV Guide



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