Finland has a rich history of print journalism, with over 200 newspapers currently in circulation. Among these, Helsingin Sanomat, published by Sanoma, stands out as the largest and most widely read daily, boasting a circulation of 412,000 copies. Helsingin Sanomat covers a wide range of topics, from national news to international affairs, providing comprehensive coverage for its audience. In addition to this prominent national daily, international newspapers such as Aftonbladet and The Financial Times are available, although their readership is smaller, with an estimated 600,000 copies distributed annually.
In terms of digital newspapers, Ilta-Sanomat is the most popular online news source in Finland. Known for its timely updates on national news, entertainment, and sports, Ilta-Sanomat has a large and growing digital readership. The shift from print to digital formats has become increasingly popular, with many traditional Finnish newspapers offering epapers to reach a broader audience, both locally and internationally.