The title list of non-political newspapers and magazines differs from that of political publications in three respects.

Three Differences

DifferencePolitical publicationsNon-political publications
The 17-field conditionYes (Arts. 19/1-g, 20/1-g)No — Art. 21/1-g: “the news manager or editor or sub-editor or chief”
Representative reporterYes (Arts. 19/1-i, 20/1-i)No
Regional or provincial representativeYes (Arts. 19/1-n, 20/1-n)No

The Title List — Art. 21/1

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
gThe news manager or editor or sub-editor or chief — no field condition
ğThe leader writer and writer who has their own column and writes periodically
hThe reporter
ıThe photojournalist
iThe art director or page secretary or designer graphic artist taking part in the news field
jThe cartoonist
kThe illustrator
lThe readers’ representative

The Quotas — Art. 21/2

At daily newspapers:

Total surface areaQuota
1.20 m² or moreOwners or representatives of the legal persons + 25 employees
0.80–1.19 m²Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 4 employees
0.60–0.79 m²Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 1 employee
0.59 m² or lessThe application is not accepted

At weekly newspapers:

Total surface areaQuota
3.60 m² or moreOwners or representatives of the legal persons + 14 employees
1.20–3.59 m²Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 5 employees
0.80–1.19 m²Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 2 employees
0.79 m² or lessThe application is not accepted

At magazines:

Page countQuota
100 or moreOwners or representatives of the legal persons + 14 employees
60–99Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 5 employees
30–59Owners or representatives of the legal persons + 2 employees
29 or fewerThe application is not accepted

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 Other Publication-Type Lists

Conclusion

At non-political newspapers and magazines the title list has 15 sub-paragraphs and differs from political publications in three respects: the 17-field condition is not required, and the titles of representative reporter and regional/provincial representative are absent. The quota is determined by surface area for daily and weekly newspapers and by page count for magazines, and no cards at all are given to foreign bureaux.