The title list of weekly political newspapers and magazines is identical to that of daily political newspapers; the difference lies in the calculation of the quota.

The Title List — Art. 20/1

The sub-paragraphs are the same as Art. 19/1: a) the holder of the concession or the representative of the legal person; b) the editor-in-chief / coordinator / manager or the publication director; c) the director general / general coordinator / institution manager / administrative manager; ç) the responsible editorial manager or responsible manager, on condition of residing in the place of publication; d) the editorial manager; e) the night editorial supervisor; f) the intelligence and news section chief; g) the news manager / editor / sub-editor / chief in the 17 fields; ğ) the leader writer and writer; h) the reporter; ı) the photojournalist; i) the representative reporter; j) the art director / page secretary / designer graphic artist; k) the cartoonist; l) the illustrator; m) the readers’ representative; n) the regional or provincial representative.

The Quota for Newspapers — Art. 20/2-a

Total surface areaQuota
3.60 m² or moreOwner or representative of the legal person + 25 employees — the employees of foreign bureaux are also taken into account in that quota
1.20–3.59 m²Owner or representative of the legal person + 10 employees
0.80–1.19 m²Owner or representative of the legal person + 3 employees
0.60–0.79 m²Owner or representative of the legal person + 1 employee
0.59 m² or lessThe application is not accepted
3.59 m² or less — foreign bureauxNo press card is given

The Quota for Magazines — Art. 20/2-b

Page countQuota
100 or moreOwner or representative of the legal person + 25 employees
60–99Owner or representative of the legal person + 9 employees
30–59Owner or representative of the legal person + 2 employees
29 or fewerThe application is not accepted
Foreign bureauxNo press card is given

The Definition of a Weekly Publication — Art. 4/j

Weekly publication: publications published as fewer than six issues a week.

Regular Publication — Art. 4/g

In weekly periodicals, force majeure aside, publication must not be interrupted for more than six issues within one year.

The Definition of a Local Periodical — Art. 4/y

Local periodical: periodicals published in a single settlement, together with national and regional publications published once a week or at longer intervals.

Comparison with Daily Political Newspapers

CriterionDaily political newspapers (Art. 19)Weekly political newspapers and magazines (Art. 20)
Title list14 sub-paragraphsThe same 14 sub-paragraphs
Quota criterion for newspapersSurface areaSurface area
Quota criterion for magazines—Page count
Highest quotaMore than 1.20 m² — unlimited3.60 m² or more — +25 employees
Lower threshold0.39 m² local, 1.19 m² national-regional0.59 m² for newspapers, 29 pages for magazines

The Other Publication-Type Lists

Conclusion

At weekly political newspapers and magazines the title list is the same as at daily political newspapers. The quota is determined by surface area for newspapers (+25 for 3.60 m² and above, +10 for 1.20–3.59 m², +3 for 0.80–1.19 m², +1 for 0.60–0.79 m²) and by page count for magazines (+25 for 100+, +9 for 60–99, +2 for 30–59). No press card is given to those working in the foreign bureaux of magazines.