tubantia.nl
Regional news publisher covering Twente and the Achterhoek in the Netherlands, with online news, sport and video
About tubantia.nl
Tubantia publishes regional news for Twente and the Achterhoek in the Netherlands. Its website covers local news, sport including FC Twente and Heracles, police and 112 reports, and video, with some articles sold as premium content.
Readers in the region are the audience. Revenue comes from premium article subscriptions and advertising, including advertorials. The site also offers a free digital news subscription for students.
Tubantia was founded in 1997. The company is registered in the Netherlands, and its website lists a vacancy for a regional reporter.
Product: Online regional news website with local, sport, 112 and video coverage, partly behind a premium paywall.
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