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A&N International Media, formerly Northcliffe International, was the Central and Eastern European multimedia enterprise arm of Daily Mail and General Trust. It had newspapers throughout Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, with their biggest market in Hungary. They also had website interests in Croatia, owning four shopping, home and car websites as well as in Slovakia and Hungary. The international arm began in 1989, when the Northcliffe Newspaper Group acquired ''Kisalföld'', the largest regional newspaper in Hungary, serving the north-western county of Győr-Sopron. The group later acquired ''Délmagyarország'', the largest daily title in the south-east of the country, and the English-language weekly newspaper, ''The Budapest Sun''. Northcliffe also invested significantly in new headquarters and printing plants in both Győr and Szeged. It also rose to become one of the top two publishers, in terms of circulation, in Slovakia after as little as two-and-a-half years in the country. £22 million has been invested in the new Eastern European market since 2004. They owned Avizo, the leading daily classified newspaper in Slovakia, City Express was acquired, including two fortnightly titles, Auto Burza, a motors classified product and Burza Nehnutel’nosti, a property magazine. The total Eastern European business had revenues of £35 million per year and annualised profits of around £6 million. The arm had 801 overseas workers in 2006, but after the arrival in the Croatian market in March 2007, this now exceeds 1,000. The chairman of the European arm was Vivian Baring and the director ws István Szammer. DMGT sold its Central and Eastern European properties in 2012 and 2013: *Használtautó was sold to Schibsted〔(CMS advises A&N Media Limited )〕〔(Schibsted buys Expressz and Hasznaltauto.hu )〕 *jobs websites in the Slovakian, Czech and Croatian markets, and minority stakes of job websites operating in the Serbian and Bosnian markets were sold to Alma Media〔(Alma Media acquires leading online recruitment services in Slovakia and several neighbouring countries )〕 *the Hungarian newspapers were sold to Elliott Management Corporation〔 ==Hungary== In Hungary ''Kisalföld'', a morning newspaper based in Győr, had the highest circulation of any regional title in the country, selling an average 78,000 copies Monday to Saturday. It also publishes a daily edition for the town of Sopron. Northcliffe International also published ''Délmagyarország'', Hungary's oldest regional daily newspaper and the largest selling title in the south-eastern region. In addition it published ''Délvilág'' for Csongrád county. Other publications included classified titles ''Magyar Bazár'' and ''Irányár''. Websites included Használtautó, a car finder website (similar to that of DMGT's Loot Newspaper and website in Britain), Ingatlanbazár, a house finder website (similar to that of DMGT's Primelocation website in the UK) and Workania, a work finder website (yet again similar to Jobsite in the UK owned by DMGT). Other newspapers owned by the group included the paid-for: *''Déli Apró'' *''Délmagyarország'' *''Hírpressz'' *''Irányár Bács'' *''Irányár Békés'' *''Irányár Szolnok'' *''Magyar Bazár Álmos'' *''Magyar Bazár Huba'' *''Magyar Bazár Koppány'' *''Magyar Bazár Tas'' *''Vasárnapi Kisalföld'' And the free: *''Budapesti Cégregiszter'' *''Csongrád Megyei Cégregiszter'' *''Csongrádi-Szentesi Hirdeto"'' *''Gyo"ri Cégregiszter'' *''Gyo"rpress'' *''Lajtapress'' *''Makói Hirdeto"'' *''Presztizs Magazin'' *''Rábaközpress'' *''Soproni Szuperinfo'' *''Sopronpress'' *''Szolnoki Hirdeto"'' *''Vas Megyei Cégregiszter'' *''Vásárhelyi Hirdeto"'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「A&N International Media」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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