Gulf News is the most popular English newspaper in the UAE, published by Gulf News Media. A news website called Gulfnews.com is also based in the UAE.

As well as contract publishing, GN Media publishes magazines, including Friday, the most widely distributed Magazine in the country, based on BPA data.

As another subsidiary of GN Media, it runs getthat.com, one of the most popular portals in the UAE for property purchases, car sales, job searches, and classifieds.

As the region's largest and most sophisticated printer, GN Media has a strong presence in this industry.

The Gulf saw the launch of two English dailies in 1978. Despite the success of its competitor, Gulf News remained unstable and barely survived with a circulation of 3000, while its competitor built up a loyal readership. Despite ownership changes, the company was on the verge of closure due to no investors willing to take a risk.

Suddenly, Gulf News' fate changed dramatically. Businessmen from Dubai took over the company in 1984. By the end of 1985, Al Nisr Publishing LLC launched a new version of Gulf News.

The new technology was harnessed by Gulf News' editorial, marketing, circulation teams and production teams within a few months after it moved into its new facilities. Advertising revenues soared by over 40% in the first three months as a multi-pronged marketing strategy was employed. Subscriptions also increased dramatically.

The Galadari Printing and Publishing Company operates the Khaleej Times, the foremost English daily in the UAE. April 1978 marked the launch of the newspaper.

 

As one of the UAE's leading English digital news platforms, Khaleej Times, which was launched in 1997, reaches 15 million users on a monthly basis across their website and social media platforms.

 

There are numerous magazines that appeal to the masses, such as City Times, a daily entertainment supplement, and WKND, a weekly lifestyle magazine, while Young Times is a favored magazine among schoolchildren.

In its monthly publication, Metrolife, trends are mapped throughout the UAE. With She, you get to know the lifestyles of female achievers, their aspirations, and their aspirations.

 

A specialized native content play, KT Engage, focuses on B2B audiences; KT Impact caters to a broader audience base with a variety of supplements.

 

With its own brands and sub-brands for different audiences and domains, KT Events provides interactive platforms for policy-makers, businesses, entrepreneurs, clients, experts, and customers.

 

Also, they run Buzzon, which posts 200-250 ads per day on their classifieds website.

 

News and editorials are featured from around the world in this Dubai-based broadsheet. Throughout the country, it is distributed.

 

Their BRB bookstore has a collection that can keep you busy for days if you are an avid reader. They recently launched KT Filme, a streaming platform where you can watch the latest movies and read books.

 

The KT Gamez platform has attracted new millennial and millennial audiences with its showcase of the best interactive games.

"Emirates Al-Youm" is a local newspaper and the first issue was published on September 19, 2005. It is dedicated to local affairs and topics of importance to Arab readers in the United Arab Emirates, within a policy that adheres to the professional standards of journalism based on accuracy, balance, and objectivity, and also aims to deliver knowledge and smart entertainment to readers, and through the magazine adapts to global changes in this field, and has developed technology to facilitate reading and browsing. The newspaper has formed a team of female journalists and young journalists.