Verkkoapila

Verkkoapila was a Finnish political online newspaper (verkkolehti) produced by a company owned by the Centre Party of Finland (Suomen Keskusta). It was established alongside the party's print newspaper Suomenmaa as a publication close to the party, or more precisely to its party office. The publication's editor-in-chief was Juha Määttä, and earlier editors-in-chief included Pentti Manninen and Tuomas Koivuniemi. In 2010 Verkkoapila and Suomenmaa were merged into a single entity. The position of the publication became more uncertain after party secretary Jarmo Korhonen was replaced by Timo Laaninen. Editor-in-chief Tuomas Koivuniemi moved to become editor-in-chief of the Kauhajoki Kunnallislehti in August 2010. Verkkoapila ceased operations in its then-current form at the end of that same year. The main reason was financial problems, as the tax authority demanded half a million euros from Apollon Verkkopalvelut, which had financed the newspaper. The publication's website was at verkkoapila.fi.

Verkkoapila was a Finnish political online newspaper produced by a company owned by the Centre Party of Finland. It was founded alongside the party's newspaper Suomenmaa as a publication close to the party, or more precisely to its party office. The publication had several editors-in-chief over its existence, including Pentti Manninen, Tuomas Koivuniemi, and Juha Määttä. In 2010, Verkkoapila and Suomenmaa were merged into a single entity. The publication's position became more uncertain after party secretary Jarmo Korhonen was replaced by Timo Laaninen. In August 2010, editor-in-chief Tuomas Koivuniemi moved to become editor-in-chief of the Kauhajoki Kunnallislehti. Verkkoapila ceased operations in its then-current form at the end of 2010. The main reason was financial problems: the tax authority demanded half a million euros from Apollon Verkkopalvelut, which had financed the newspaper. The publication's website was verkkoapila.fi.

• 2010

  Verkkoapila and Suomenmaa merged into a single entity.

• 2010

  Editor-in-chief Tuomas Koivuniemi moved to become editor-in-chief of Kauhajoki Kunnallislehti.

• 2010

  Verkkoapila ceased operations in its then-current form.

A political online newspaper close to the Centre Party of Finland and its party office.

• Verkkoapila online newspaper

  A Finnish political online newspaper produced by a company owned by the Centre Party of Finland.

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