De Persgroep
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De Persgroep NV is a Flemish media company owned by the Van Thillo family. In 1978 the family obtained 60 percent of shares in the publishing company Hoste. When in 1990 the rest of the shares were acquired, the company’s name was changed to De Persgroep.
In 2003 the group’s annual turnover was 334 million euros.
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[edit] TV and radio stations
De Persgroep and Roularta Media Group owe 50 percent shares each of Vlaamse Media Maatschappij (VMMa). De VMMa is, in turn, the owner of the following media outlets:
TV
- VTM
- KanaalTwee
- JIMtv
Radio
- Q-music (Belgium)
- Q-music (Netherlands, as of mid-2005)
- Radio BemBem (children's radio, digital/cable)
[edit] Newspapers
- Het Laatste Nieuws
- De Morgen
- Vacature.com
- L'Echo, French-speaking (partly co-owned by Rossel)
- De Tijd (partly co-owned by Rossel)
- Het Parool in the Netherlands (partly co-owned by Stichting Democratie en Media)
[edit] Magazines
One of company’s subsidiaries Magnet Magazines publishes the following magazines:
- Dag Allemaal / TV Ekspres
- TV-Familie / Blik
- Joepie
- Goed Gevoel
- Genieten
- Netwerk
- Uw Vermogen
- Woef
Zone/magazines, free city papers
- Zone 010/ (Rotterdam)
- Zone 02/ (Brussels)
- Zone 020/ (Amsterdam)
- Zone 03/ (Antwerpen)
- Zone 09/ (Gent)
[edit] External links
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