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HZ – Fertigung

Publisher of the Heidenheimer Zeitung – regional daily newspaper, online portal and publishing products for the district of Heidenheim.

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Heidenheimer Zeitung GmbH & Co. KG

Heidenheim (Olgastraße 15)New on Amplifa

1830First newspaper published in Heidenheim
1864Business premises at Olgastraße 15, seat to this day
21.042Sold circulation HZ/HNP (combined)

About the Heidenheimer Zeitung

Heidenheimer Zeitung GmbH & Co. KG is an independent publishing and media company based in Heidenheim an der Brenz (Baden-Württemberg). The publisher issues the Heidenheimer Zeitung and the Heidenheimer Neue Presse, which appear in the district of Heidenheim and together achieve a sold circulation of around 21,000 copies. In addition, the free weekly newspaper Neue Woche, the Giengener Stadtnachrichten, magazines and the fan magazine Heimspiel are produced in cooperation with 1. FC Heidenheim. The offering includes the online portal hz.de with over 1.4 million page views per month, the E-Zeitung, the HZ App, advertising marketing and the donation platform Unsere Hilfe zählt. Supraregional common pages are sourced through the association of Südwest Presse (Ulm); the local editorial sections are researched and produced by the company's own editorial team in the press house at Olgastraße 15. The company has been active in the newspaper and publishing business since 1830.

Site
Heidenheim
Processes
E-Zeitung, HZ App, Online portal hz.de, Advertising marketing, Weekly newspaper Neue Woche, Giengener Stadtnachrichten, Magazines, Fan magazine Heimspiel
Materials
Daily newspaper (HZ/HNP), hz.de / E-Zeitung / HZ App, Neue Woche, Giengener Stadtnachrichten, Heimspiel
Founded
1830
Industries
Publishing, Daily newspaper, Online media, Advertising marketing
  1. 01

    Editorial research and production (local)

  2. 02

    Sourcing of supraregional common pages (Südwest-Presse Ulm)

  3. 03

    Printing and production of the titles

  4. 04

    Distribution subscription/single sale (print)

  5. 05

    Digital evaluation: hz.de, E-Zeitung, HZ App

  6. 06

    Advertising marketing

Media products and formats

Print

Daily newspaper (HZ/HNP)

Regional daily newspaper for the district of Heidenheim with local, culture, sports and business sections.

Online

hz.de / E-Zeitung / HZ App

Digital news offering with paid content HZ+ since 2013.

WOCH

Neue Woche

Free weekly newspaper.

GSN

Giengener Stadtnachrichten

Weekly official gazette of the town of Giengen an der Brenz.

FANZ

Heimspiel

Fan magazine in collaboration with 1. FC Heidenheim, published before every home match.

Location

Heidenheim

DE

Publisher, editorial team, press house (Olgastraße 15)

Industries

PublishingDaily newspaperOnline mediaAdvertising marketing

Additional services

E-ZeitungHZ AppOnline portal hz.deAdvertising marketingWeekly newspaper Neue WocheGiengener StadtnachrichtenMagazinesFan magazine HeimspielDonation platform Unsere Hilfe zähltMedia project Zeitung in der Schule (Newspaper in Schools)

Reference customers

1. FC Heidenheim (cooperation on fan magazine Heimspiel)

History

  1. 1830

    First newspaper published in Heidenheim (official gazette)

  2. 1835

    Christian Friedrich Krauß takes over the printing works, publishes 'Der Bote vom Brenztal'

  3. 1849

    Founding of the 'Gränzbote' in Giengen

  4. 1857

    Carl Friedrich Rees takes over the business

  5. 1864

    New business premises at Olgastraße 15, seat of the HZ to this day

  6. 1994

    Internet presence hz.de since March

  7. 2009

    Cooperation with the Heidenheimer Neuen Presse (December)

  8. 2011

    Presence on Facebook since January

  9. 2013

    Launch of paid HZ+ (18.09.); donation platform 'Unsere Hilfe zählt' launched; award 'Kindermedienland Baden-Württemberg'

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