Erdee Media Groep
Corporate brand
UnclaimedDutch Christian media company publishing the Reformatorisch Dagblad and Terdege, based in Apeldoorn.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Erdee Media Groep (EMG) is a Dutch Christian media company founded in 1971 and headquartered in Apeldoorn. It is named after the acronym of its flagship newspaper, the Reformatorisch Dagblad (RD), and operates as the commercial arm of the Stichting Reformatorische Publicatie (SRP), a foundation established in 1971. EMG describes itself as a company with a mission and a word for the world, aiming to be an authoritative media company that promotes Biblical, Reformed principles in society. The group's portfolio includes the Reformatorisch Dagblad, a daily newspaper with a print circulation of 38,869; Terdege, a family magazine; Erdee Beursorganisatie, which organizes trade fairs; and the publisher De Banier, acquired on 1 January 2008. It also operates several websites, including rd.nl, terdege.nl, digibron.nl, kerktijden.nl, debanier.nl, puntuit.nl, and kits.nl. In April 2010, EMG launched Digibron, a digital knowledge center for the Reformed community, featuring digitized archives of the RD, Reformed magazines, and church publications. The company also runs a foundation called Draagt Elkanders Lasten and a platform for responsible media use called Mediawijzer. EMG is a private company with shares held by 826 shareholders as of 2011, when it employed 191 staff. By 2019, it had 164 FTEs, with 62% male and 38% female employees. The company remains active and continues to serve the Dutch Reformed community through its various media brands.
History
Erdee Media Groep (EMG) traces its origins to the Stichting Reformatorische Publicatie (SRP), a foundation established in 1971 to publish the Reformatorisch Dagblad, a daily newspaper serving the Dutch Reformed community. The company is named after the acronym of the newspaper (RD), which in Dutch is pronounced as 'Erdee'. Over the decades, EMG expanded its portfolio beyond the newspaper to include magazines, book publishing, and digital platforms. A significant milestone occurred on 1 January 2008, when EMG acquired the publisher De Banier, adding a well-known Reformed book publisher to its group. In April 2010, EMG launched Digibron, a digital knowledge center for the Reformed community, which includes digitized archives of the Reformatorisch Dagblad, Reformed magazines, and church publications. This initiative reflected the company's commitment to preserving and providing access to its heritage. EMG operates as the commercial arm of the SRP, with the foundation's objectives carried out through the media group. The company has a 100% interest in its core brands: Reformatorisch Dagblad, Terdege, Erdee Beursorganisatie, and De Banier. In 2011, EMG had 191 employees and issued shares held by 826 shareholders. By 2019, the workforce had decreased to 164 FTEs, with a gender distribution of 62% male and 38% female. The company also runs a foundation called Draagt Elkanders Lasten and a platform for responsible media use called Mediawijzer. EMG remains headquartered in Apeldoorn and continues to serve the Dutch Reformed community through its various media outlets.
- 2010
Launch of Digibron, a digital knowledge center, in April.
- 2008
Acquisition of publisher De Banier on 1 January.
- 1971
Stichting Reformatorische Publicatie (SRP) founded, publishing the Reformatorisch Dagblad.
Products and positioning
Authoritative Christian media company promoting Biblical, Reformed principles.
Reformatorisch Dagblad
Daily newspaper with print circulation of 38,869.
Terdege
Family magazine.
Digibron
Digital knowledge center with digitized archives.
De Banier
Book publisher acquired in 2008.
Erdee Beursorganisatie
Trade fair organization.
Kerktijden
Website for church service times.
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