Magazines have always been a popular form of dissemination in Malta and the plethora which currently grace our newsstands every day has to be seen to be believed.
Add all that to the incredible number of magazines and other periodicals received through the letterbox each day and you have a veritable mass of publications which really need to be sifted through properly to be appreciated.
Bargain Magazine is the leading advertising publication in the Republic of Malta. Distributed free to over 140,000 households each month, it contains adverts and advertorial for a wide variety of services and products, from white goods to building services and fashion. Companies with offers and bargains advertise regularly in the publication, which was first launched in 1998.
The bargain magazine is catalogue-style, printed on glossy paper and in full colour, visually representing what’s on offer inside; a vast selection of excellently priced, quality products that you can browse from the comfort of your home.
As there are two official languages in Malta, there are a variety of newspapers; some in English, others in Maltese. These are mainly printed daily with a mixture of news, opinion pieces, readers’ letters and classifieds. Sunday editions are generally bigger with more features and are sometimes distributed with free magazines.
The Times of Malta is printed daily and is the the most widely read English-language newspaper in Malta. The paper contains a mix of local and international news and sport.
The Times of Malta
Malta’s most popular newspaper is now online too! Covering daily the most important news about the Maltese Islands.
The Malta Times today includes a section about the latest financial and money issues, increasing business opportunities and details about more foreign companies investing locally.
Find here on this ever popular Malta Blog, news that you won’t even find on the Times of Malta, Sunday Times or anywhere else online!
How much does the Times of Malta costs?
Today’s Malta Times newspaper can be bought locally for only €0.50. It usually includes all the latest news about politics, legal issues, the travel and motoring industry, education sector (with special emphasis about the university), technology and software, finance and most definitely local and world sports. Classified advertising including career opportunities occupy a large section too, especially during the weekend.