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An Amsterdam evening paper with a 'What's On' Saturday supplement that can be useful even if you don't read Dutch.
The top business and finance paper.
This English-language magazine serves up lifestyle, arts and how-to content to the foreign business community.
A one-time Catholic daily with leftist leanings.
The nation's mass broadsheet, sensationalist but vaguely respectable.
A fledgling English-language newspaper.
Proudly rebellious station good for politics, punk music and squat news.
News, chat and the latest megahits from Rupert Murdoch's Dutch outpost.
Plays lightweight classical and opera music all day long.
Vintage oldies ('60s to '80s) with a smattering of Dutch evergreens.
Most popular Dutch station thanks to its eclectic mix of Top 40, special events and manic presenters.
Witty true-life tale of three years in the Dutch capital, where the Australian and his wife spend much of their time looking for work and trying to define the Dutch character.
A very readable, realistic and genuinely humorous appraisal of Dutch customs, attitudes and idiosyncracies.
A good, concise summary but few insights.
A young Jewish girl's poignant account of years spent in hiding in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.
A good introduction to the city's art work.
A fascinating account, with clear pictures, of Amsterdam's evolution from a swamp to a metropolis.
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