Daily political newspapers are among the types of publication with the widest title list in the Press Card Regulation: 14 sub-paragraphs are listed in Art. 19/1.

The Title List — Art. 19/1

Sub-paragraphTitle(s)
aThe holder of the concession or the representative of the legal person
bThe editor-in-chief or general publication coordinator or general publication manager or publication director
cThe director general or general coordinator or institution manager or administrative manager
çThe responsible editorial manager or responsible manager, on condition of residing in the place where the newspaper is published
dThe editorial manager
eThe night editorial supervisor
fThe intelligence and news section chief, or separately the intelligence section chief and the news section chief
gOn condition of working in the fields of politics, home news, foreign news, current affairs, the economy, finance, celebrity news, education, sport, culture and the arts, tourism, the family, health, science and technology, the environment, exclusive news and new media news; the news manager or editor or sub-editor or chief
ğThe leader writer and writer who has their own column and writes periodically
hThe reporter
ıThe photojournalist
iThe representative reporter
jThe art director or page secretary or designer graphic artist taking part in the news field
kThe cartoonist
lThe illustrator
mThe readers’ representative
nThe regional or provincial representative

The Quotas — Art. 19/2

The quota is determined by the total surface area of the pages of the newspaper.

Total surface areaQuotaSub-paragraph
More than 1.20 m² — domestic bureauxNo quota limitation is appliedArt. 19/2-a-1
More than 1.20 m² — foreign bureaux of national and regional newspapersNo quota limitation is appliedArt. 19/2-a-2
More than 1.20 m² — foreign bureaux of local newspapersAt most 25%Art. 19/2-a-3
0.80–1.19 m² — local newspapersOwner or representative of the legal person + 8 employeesArt. 19/2-b
0.60–0.79 m² — local newspapersOwner or representative of the legal person + 3 employeesArt. 19/2-c
0.40–0.59 m² — local newspapersOwner or representative of the legal person + 1 employeeArt. 19/2-ç
0.39 m² or less — local newspapersThe application is not acceptedArt. 19/2-d
1.19 m² or less — national and regional newspapersThe application is not acceptedArt. 19/2-d
1.19 m² or less — foreign bureauxNo press card is givenArt. 19/2-e

How Is Surface Area Calculated? — Art. 4/z

Surface area: the value in square metres of the figure found by multiplying together the page width, page height and page count of periodicals published in print. We covered the detail in how newspaper surface area is calculated.

The Definition of a Political Newspaper — Art. 4/o

Political newspaper: periodicals that carry domestic and foreign political events, daily news, subjects of the economy, culture, the arts and politics, and commentary on them.

The Definition of a Daily Publication — Art. 4/ı

Daily publication: publications published as at least six issues a week.

The Regular Publication Requirement — Art. 4/g

Regular publication: publication carried out, force majeure aside, without interruption of more than fifteen issues in daily periodicals, six issues in weekly periodicals, three issues in fortnightly periodicals, one issue in monthly, bimonthly and quarterly periodicals, and a total of two days at news and photo agencies, within one year.

Publication periodMaximum interruption permitted in a year
Daily periodicals15 issues
Weekly periodicals6 issues
Fortnightly periodicals3 issues
Monthly, bimonthly and quarterly publications1 issue
News and photo agenciesA total of 2 days

The Other Publication-Type Lists

Conclusion

The titles that may obtain a press card at daily political newspapers are listed in 14 sub-paragraphs in Art. 19/1. The quota is determined by the total surface area of the pages: there is no limitation for the domestic bureaux of those with more than 1.20 m²; for local newspapers there is a quota of +8 employees for 0.80–1.19 m², +3 for 0.60–0.79 m² and +1 for 0.40–0.59 m². Applications are not accepted from local newspapers of 0.39 m² or less and from national-regional newspapers of 1.19 m² or less.