Greenland media guide
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Greenland's capital, Nuuk
Kalaallit Nunaata Radio (KNR) - the Greenland Broadcasting Company - provides public radio and TV services across the island. Broadcasting in Greenlandic and Danish, it is the main source of news and entertainment.
Private local TV and radio stations operate under an umbrella body, STTK. Digital pay TV is available in Nuuk. Danish public radio is rebroadcast.
There are no daily newspapers. The major titles - a weekly and a bi-weekly - publish in Greenlandic and Danish. Weather conditions can delay distribution.
The Greenlandic government controls media legislation. Officially, press freedom is guaranteed. But the independence of local journalists has been questioned, with cases of media workers coming under apparent political pressure.
There were 52,000 internet users by July 2022, comprising 91% of the population (Internetworldstats.com).
Press
Atuagagdliutit/Gronlandsposten, external (AG) - published twice weekly
Sermitsiaq, external - weekly
Television and radio
Kalaallit Nunaata Radio (KNR), external - public TV and radio
Nanoq Media, external - private TV and radio, also a service provider of broadband internet and digital TV