Scottish Daily Newspaper Society Explained

The Scottish Daily Newspaper Society (SDNS) was the trade body representing the major daily newspaper publishers of Scotland. Representing a total of 18 titles, together they accounted for aggregate weekly sales of 10 million in 2008.^[1]

Established in 1915, the Society was based in Edinburgh.

In 2009, the Scottish Daily Newspaper Society amalgamated with the Scottish Newspaper Publishers Association, a similar trade body for weekly and biweekly newspapers, to form the Scottish Newspaper Society.^[2]

Member companies

• Aberdeen Journals
• Associated Newspapers
• DC Thomson & Co Ltd
• News International Newspapers (Scotland) Ltd
• Newsquest (Herald & Times) Ltd
• Scottish Daily Record & Sunday Mail Ltd
• The Scotsman Publications Ltd

See also

• List of newspapers in Scotland

External links

• Scottish Daily Newspaper Society hopeful over more 2012 Olympics accreditation for Scots newspapers, The Drum, 1 August 2011

Notes and References

1. Web site: Submission to the Scottish Broadcasting Commission from Jim Raeburn, Director, Scottish Daily Newspaper Society. Raeburn. Jim. Scottish Broadcasting Commission. 2 August 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20111002182713/http://www.scottishbroadcastingcommission.gov.uk/Resource/Doc/4/0000405.pdf. 2 October 2011. dead. dmy-all.
2. Web site: 2009-12-01. New 'Scottish Newspaper Society' Emerges from Merger. 2021-02-17. All Media Scotland. en-US.