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Macau's press in one place: the Chinese-language Macao Daily News and Exmoo, the Portuguese titles Jornal Tribuna de Macau and Hoje Macau, English coverage from the Macau Daily Times and Macao News, and the public broadcaster TDM.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the main newspapers in Macau?
- Macao Daily News is the largest Chinese-language daily; the Macau Daily Times publishes in English and Jornal Tribuna de Macau in Portuguese.
- What languages is Macau news published in?
- Chinese (Cantonese readership), Portuguese — an official language from the colonial era — and English.
- What is Macau's public broadcaster?
- TDM (Teledifusão de Macau) runs television and radio channels in Chinese and Portuguese.
Macau has a trilingual press serving about 700,000 people. A special administrative region of China and the world's biggest gaming hub, Macau publishes in Chinese, Portuguese and English — a legacy of over 400 years of Portuguese rule. TDM is the public broadcaster, and Macau Business tracks the casino-driven economy. Explore Hong Kong newspapers, Chinese newspapers, and our full directory at Newspapers Online.