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List of Cypriot Mass Media Dailies.Pdf LIST OF CYPRIOT MASS MEDIA DAILIES Alithia (Truth): P.O.Box 21695,1512 Nicosia, 26A, Corner Pindaros and Androklis Str., 1060 Nicosia, Tel.: 22763040, Fax: 22763945, email: [email protected], web site: http://alithia.com.cy , f. 1952 weekly, 1982 daily, morning, Greek, right-wing, published by Alithia Ltd; Owner-Managing Director: Frixos N. Koulermos, Director: Rena Koulermou Larkou, Publication Consultant: Alecos Constantinides, Editor in Chief: Pambos Charalambous, Political Editors: Katerina Eliadi, Nicos Procommenos, Economic Editors: Andreas Karides, Rena Koulermou Larkou, Cultural Editor: Andreas Kοunios, Sports Editor: Kyriakos Giorgallis, RUL: Pambos Charalambous. Cyprus Mail: P.O.Box 21144, 1502 Nicosia, 24 Vassilios Voulgaroktonos Str., 1010 Nicosia, Tel.: 22818585, Fax: 22676385, email: [email protected], web site: http:// www.cyprus-mail.com , f. 1945, morning, English, independent, published by Cyprus Mail Co Ltd; Director: Kyriacos Iacovides, Chief Editor: Kosta Pavlowitch, Political Editor: Jean Christou, Cultural Editor: Katherine Toumbourou, RUL: Kyriacos Iacovides. Haravghi (Dawn): P.O.Box 21556, 1510 Nicosia, 6 Ez. Papaioannou Str., 1075 Nicosia, Tel.: 22766666/7/8, Fax: 22765154, email: [email protected], web site: http://www.haravgi.com.cy. f. 1956, morning, Greek, mouthpiece of AKEL (Cyprus Communist Party), published by «TILEGRAPHOS» Ltd; Director/Chief Editor: Androulla Giourov, Assistant Director/Economic Director: Kypros Kourtellaris, Assistant Chief Editor: Niki Koulermou, Political Editors: Niki Koulermou, Maria Frangou, Economic Editor: Anthi Xenophontos, Cultural Editor: Polina Socratous, Sports Editor: Costas Skambiles, RUL: Kypros Kourtellaris. Machi (Battle): P.O.Box: 27628, 2431 Nicosia, 14A Danaes Str., Engomi, 2408 Nicosia, Tel.: 22356676 Fax: 22356701, email: [email protected], web site: www.maxinewspaper.com , f.1960, morning, Greek, right wing, published by «ATROTOS» Ltd, Establisher: Nicos Sampson, General Manager: Mina Sampson, Ass. Chief Editor: Frosso Georgiou, Polidical Editor: Eleni Charalambous, Editors: Elpis Fournidou, Charis Fournides, Sofi Orfanidou, Cultural Editor: Mary Pieridou, Sports Editor: Tryfonas Tryfonos, RUL: Vera N. Samson. Politis: (Citizen), 8 Vassileiou Voulgaroktonou Str., 1010 Nicosia, P.O.Box 22894, 1524 Nicosia, Tel.: 22861861, Fax: 22861871, email: [email protected], web site: http://www.politis-news.com, f. 1999, morning, Greek, independent, Owner: ARKTINOS Publications Ltd, Publisher: Yiannis Papadopoulos, Publication Advisor: Dionysis Dionysiou, Chief Editors: George Kaskanis, Sotiris Paroutis, Political Editors: Lefteris Adelinis, Vangelis Vassileiou, Katerina Zorpa, International issues: Christiana Voniati, George A. Georgiou, Economic Editors: Demitris Georgiades, Adamos Adamou, Kyproulla Papachristodoulou, Cultural Editors: Meropi Moyseos, Petros Lazarou, Christina Lambrou, Sports Editors: Demitris Demitriou, George Georgiou, Magazines Advisor: Vaso Komninou, RUL: Yiannis Papadopoulos . 1 Phileleftheros (Liberal): P.O.Box: 21094, 1501 Nicosia, 1 Dioghenous Str., Engomi, 2404 Nicosia, Tel.: 22744000, Fax: 22590122, 22590252, email: [email protected], web site: http://www.phileleftheros.com, f. 1955, morning, Greek, independent, published by «Phileleftheros Public Co Ltd», Publisher: Nicos Chr. Pattichis, Senior Executive Director: Myrto Markidou-Selipa, Director: Takis Kounnafis, Senior Editor: Aristos Michaelides, Finance Director: Yiannis Kafarides, Chief Editors/Political Editors: Androulla Taramounta, Costas Venizelos, Panicos Charalambous, Assistant Chief Editors: George Agapiou, Nicos Tokas, Marios Christodoulou, Economic Phileleftheros/ Chief Editor: Panicos Charalambous, Sports Editor: Panikos Titas, Electronic issues: Chief Editor: Tassos Yiavroutas, RUL: Takis Kounnafis. Simerini (Today): P.O.Box: 21836, 1513 Nicosia, 31 Archangelos Avenue, Strovolos, 2054 Nicosia, Tel.: 22580580, Fax: 22580570, email: [email protected], web site: http://www.simerini.com, f. 1976, morning, Greek, right-wing, published by the Publishing House «DIAS» Ltd, President of the Board: Costis Hadjicostis, Director: Antis Hadjicostis, Assistant Director: Dinos Menelaou, Publication Consultant: Zacharias Kyriacou, Managing Directors: George Giorgios, Christophoros Papastylianou, Financial Director: Andreas Hadjimarkou, Political Editors: George Ploutarchou, Marios Manousopoulos, Economic Editor: Nansia Charidi, Cultural Editor: Dina Papali, Sports Editor: Zacharias Kyriacou, RUL: Petros Zachariades. XPress Economiki: 89-91 Prodromos Avenue, Strovolos, 2063 Nicosia, P.O.Box 16077, 2085 Nicosia, Tel.: 22678666, Fax: 22678664, email: [email protected] web side: www.financialmirror.com , f. 2000, Greek electronic newspaper (PDF format), RUL: Masis der Parthogh. WEEKLIES Tharros: (Courage): (Monday), P.O.Box: 27628, 2431 Nicosia, 14A Danaes Str, Engomi, 2408 Nicosia, Tel.: 22356676 Fax: 22356701, email: [email protected], f.1961, morning, Greek, right wing, Establisher: Nicos Sampson, published by «ATROTOS» Ltd; General Manager: Mina Samson, Ass.Chief Editor: Phrosso Georgiou, Political Editor: Eleni Charalambous, Editors: Elpis Fournidou, Charis Fournides, Sofi Orfanidou, Cultural Editor: Mary Pieridou, Sports Editor: Tryfonas Tryfonos, RUL: Vera N. Samson. Antilogos: (Friday), 24 Elia Papakyriakou, Dafne Building, office102, 1st floor, Acropoli, P.O.Box 28685, 2081 Nicosia, Tel: 22491400, Fax: 22491230, email: [email protected], f. 1999, Greek, independent, published by DROSISTIS Publishing Co., Director/Publisher: Andreas Kaouris, Chief Editor: Panikos Petsas, RUL: Andreas Kaouris. Ergatiki Phoni (Worker’s Voice): (Wednesday), P.O.Box: 25018, 1306 Nicosia, SEK Building, 11 Strovolos Ave, 1306 Nicosia. Tel.: 22849849, Fax: 22849858, 2 email:[email protected], f. 1947, Greek, Organ of The Cyprus Workers’ Confederation (SEK), Director: Nicos Moyseos, Chief Editor: Xenis Xenophontos. Ergatiko Vima (Worker’s Tribune), (Wednesday), P.O.Box: 21185, 1514 Nicosia, 29 Arhermos Str., 1045 Nicosia, Tel.: 22866400, Fax: 22866481, email: ergatiko- [email protected], f. 1956, Greek, Organ of the Cyprus Labour Federation (PEO) (PEO is affiliated to the WFTU), Director: Sotiroula Charalambous, Chief Edidor: Neofytos Papalazarou. Official Gazette: (Friday), Printing Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Michalaki Karaoli, 1445 Nicosia, Tel.: 22405824, fax: 22303175, web site: www.mof.gov.cy/gpo, f. 1960, Greek, published by the Government of the Republic of Cyprus. Athlitiko Vima: (Sports Tribune), (Sunday), P.O.Box: 23899, 1687 Nicosia, 3 Adonidos, Makedonitissa, 2400 Nicosia, Tel.: 22352301, 22351050, Fax: 22352583, email: [email protected] , f. 1981, Greek, Run by an editorial Committee, Chief Editor/RUL: Andros Gonatas. Trifylli: (Clover), (Sunday, athletic), 6 Victor Hugo Str., Strovolos, 2059 Nicosia, Tel.: 22429977, email: [email protected], f. 1973, Greek, Director/RUL: S. Kotsonis. Athlitiki tis Kyriakis: (Sunday Sports News), (Sunday), 53 Demostheni Severi, fl. 9, 1080 Nicosia Tel.: 22664344, Fax: 22664543, email: [email protected], f. 1996, Greek, Athletic, Director/RUL: Panayiotis Felloukas, Chief Editor: Nicos Nicolaou. Athlitiki Pafos: (Tuesday), 3 Alkiviadi Ierokipioti Str. Armou, 8500 Pafos, Tel.: 26930741, 99699127, Fax: 26930741, email: [email protected], f. 2003, Greek, published by S.G. Athlitiki Pafos Ltd., Director/Chief Editor: Stelios Constantinou, RUL: George Savvides. Super Aggelies: (Thursday), (Advertising Newspaper and Shopping Guide), 1 Archangelos Ave. and Aegaleo Str., Strovolos, Nicosia, P.O.Box 23707, 1686 Nicosia, Tel.: 22453444, Fax: 22355919, Greek, f. 1994, email: [email protected], published by ProPress Publications Co. Ltd., Director: Andreas Pontikis. Chryses Efkairies: (Friday), (Advertising Newspaper and Shopping Guide) 14 Spyrou Kyprianou Ave., Ag. Omologites, 2nd floor, 1075 Nicosia, P.O.Box 26560, 1640 Nicosia, Tel.: 22469999, Fax: 22469988, email: [email protected], f. 1994, Greek, Owner: P.J.P. Chrises Angelies Publishing Ltd., Director: Georgia Evripidou. Epikairotites: (Thursday), 1 Nafpliou Str., 3025 Limassol, P.O.Box 53094, 3300 Limassol, Tel.: 25745496, 25356483, Fax: 25745497, Greek, f. 1997, email: [email protected], published by «Kapa Epsilon Co. Ltd», Publication Director: Kyriakos Yiannopoulos. Demosios Ypallilos (Civil Servant): (Thursday), 3 Demosthenis Severis Avenue, 1066 Nicosia, Tel.: 22844444, 22844456/7, Fax: 22665199, 22668639, Greek, published by the Cyprus Civil Servants Association Nicosia, (PASYDY). 3 Polyefimerida Idea: (Friday), 2 Armenias Str., 1st fl., of. 101, 2003 Strovolos, Tel.: 70003037, Fax: 22341414, email: [email protected], web site: www.ideanewspaper.com, f. 2007, RUL: Iacovos Stylianou. Prosfores ke Demoprasies: (Monday), 1 Delfon Str., Miranda Bldg., of. 101, 2101 Nicosia, Tel.: 22448100, Fax: 22340101, email: [email protected], f. 2007, Publisher/RUL: Diogenis Diogenous. Epiloges tis Pafou: (Saturday), 3 Nicou Nicolaedi Str., Office 3, 8010 Pafos, Tel.: 26944183, Fax: 26934964, f. 1993, email: [email protected], Greek, RUL: Antriana Farmaki. Phoni tis Pafou (Voice of Pafos): (Saturday), 7 Kiniras Str. and Korivou Corner, Galaxias Building, Office 304, Pafos, Tel.: 26953743, Fax: 26953745, email: [email protected], Greek, f. 1995 RUL: Dr Michalis Mountis. Evdomadiea Lemesos: (Limassol), (Friday), 67 Omonoias Avenue, Evis Court, Office 1, 3052 Limassol, Tel.: 25877464,
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