 The main news magazines are the left-wing "Vrij Nederland" and "De Groene Amsterdammer" and the more right-wing "Elsevier" and "HP/De Tijd".Some 1970 Dutch magazines formerly owned by Verenigde Nederlandse Uitgeverijen were sold to by the Finnish media group Sanoma.Apart from many typical Dutch ones like "Margriet", "Libelle" and "Nieuwe Revu", these include "Donald Duck" (a comic book with Disney comics) and the Dutch edition of "Playboy".