De Telegraaf is a leading Dutch daily newspaper headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It was founded in 1893 by Henry Tindal and Hendrik Westerman. Initially known as De Telegraaf voor Nederland, the newspaper gained popularity for its sensationalist reporting style, focusing on crime and scandals.

Over the years, De Telegraaf has evolved to cover a wide range of topics, including politics, sports, entertainment, and business. The newspaper's headquarters are located in Amsterdam, where it operates from Telegraaf Media Groep N. V.

(TMG) building. TMG is the parent company of De Telegraaf and houses various other print and digital media outlets. The building, known as Basisweg, is a modern facility equipped with state-of-the-art printing presses and digital infrastructure.

De Telegraaf offers both traditional print subscriptions and a strong digital presence through its website and mobile applications. It provides its readers with daily news updates, feature articles, in-depth analysis, opinion pieces, and more. The newspaper caters to a wide audience and enjoys a significant readership among both Dutch and international readers.

While De Telegraaf primarily focuses on the Dutch market, it also maintains a global presence through its digital platforms. It has established partnerships with international media outlets to exchange news content and expand its readership beyond the Netherlands. Additionally, De Telegraaf's parent company, TMG, has subsidiaries and joint ventures in various media sectors, including radio, online classifieds, and e-commerce.

In terms of market position, De Telegraaf is one of the largest daily newspapers in the Netherlands. It has a strong circulation and holds a significant market share within the Dutch newspaper industry. However, like many traditional newspapers, De Telegraaf has faced challenges in recent years due to the rise of digital media and changing consumer preferences.

To adapt to the evolving landscape, the company has focused on strengthening its digital presence and exploring new revenue streams. In recent years, De Telegraaf has undergone several changes to its brand strategy and product lineup. It has invested in digital innovation, offering new digital subscription options and expanding its online content offerings.

The company has also emphasized diversifying its revenue streams by investing in e-commerce ventures and online classifieds. As of the latest updates, De Telegraaf continues to be a prominent player in the Dutch media landscape. It faces fierce competition from other national and regional newspapers, as well as from online news platforms.

The company strives to maintain its market position by delivering quality journalism, leveraging its digital platforms, and exploring new business opportunities in the ever-changing media landscape