Publication of the weekly Perno Postimees under the guidance of Johann Voldemar Jannsen regarded by Postimees as its beginning.

Perno Postimees moves to Tartu and is published as Postimees.

Publication of Postimees resumes on July 13, 1941 after it was temporarily discontinued during World War II. The newspaper is known as Edasi in Soviet Estonia in 1948-1990.

Founding of printing house Kroonpress, procurement of the printing press and construction of the building.

Founding of news agency BNS.

Postimees is published under its original name again from January 1. Postimees’ extra Liivimaa Kroonika becomes an independent weekly.

Radio Kuku goes on air on March 1 as the first private radio station in Estonia.

Estonia’s first and largest private television network Kanal 2 starts on October 1.

A 50 percent holding in newspaper Sakala is obtained.

Magazines Pere ja Kodu, Favoriit, and weekly Liivima Kuller acquired.

Liivima Kroonika becomes weekly magazine Kroonika in September. Luup magazine published from October.

Founding of Eesti Ajakirjade Kirjastus (Eesti Meedia owns 33 percent) that is put in charge of publishing magazines: Eesti Naine, Stiil, Pere ja Kodu, and Favoriit. 50 percent of newspaper Järva Teataja acquired in June. Mail delivery company Express Post founded based on the recent Tartu mail delivery department. Early morning home delivery launched in Tallinn from November. Radio Elmar goes on air for the first time on December 1.

Eesti Meedia and Ekspress Grupp tabloids and magazines merged in June. Start of SL Õhtuleht and Ajakirjade Kirjastus.

Kroonpress’ new magazines printing press launched in May.
Holding in Tartu Raadio increased to 100 percent in June.
Baltic mobile content services company Inpoc Baltics founded in July.

Scandalous entertainment portal Elu24 launched.

Eesti Meedia and Pressinvest create AS Ühinenud Ajalehed.
Female choice television channel Kanal 11 launched in March.

Male choice channel Kanal 12 launched in June.

The board of Eesti Meedia and Margus Linnamäe obtain all shares of Eesti Meedia from Schibsted.

Eesti Meedia sells shares of AS Ajakirjade Kirjastus and AS SL Õhtuleht to AS Ekspress Grupp.
Eesti Meedia acquires all parts of OÜ Allegro Baltics. Allegro Baltics owns real estate classifieds portal kv.ee and auction site osta.ee, as well as the majority holding in Lithuanian advertising portals’ owner Diginet LT.

Uuno Raadio shut down, frequencies transferred to new radio station MyHits that first goes on air on October 17.

Eesti Meedia media companies AS Postimees Grupp, AS Kanal 2, AS Trio LSL, and BNS Group OÜ merge with AS Eesti Meedia.
Eesti Meedia acquires real estate advertising portal City24, largest health information portal Kliinik.ee, and enters the direct mail services market.

The newspaper Valgamaalane changes its name to Lõuna-Eesti Postimees and will start covering the news of neighboring Võru and Põlva counties. The first issue was published on November 3, 2017.