Regionalmedien Austria and online portals deliver local news from the immediate environment of the reader. In addition, they report on statewide and Austria-wide news and events. Articles on topics of interest to all readers are provided under headings such as "Motor & Mobility", "Building & Living", "Health" and "My Computer". The RMA combines various brands under its umbrella: Wiener Bezirkszeitung, Bezirksblätter (Burgenland, Lower Austria, Salzburg and Tyrol), meine WOCHE (Carinthia and Styria), Kärntner Regionalmedien and Grazer. It partners with Bezirksrundschau Oberösterreich and Regionalzeitungen Vorarlberg Ring Media has 129 local editions, marketed nationally, published on Wednesday and Friday each week: Solomedien (total not
Vorarlberg the Swiss French in the 19th century by invitation during the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. There has been a sizable minority of Turkish descent since the 1960s. 78% of the population are Roman Catholic, which puts Vorarlberg in line with the national Austrian average of 73.6%. The second-largest denomination, with a share of 8.4%, is Islam, mostly Turks. 7,817 (or 2.2%) of Vorarlberg's inhabitants are Protestants. For several years, the Vorarlberg economy has been performing well above the Austrian average. While the overall Austrian GDP in 2004 rose by 2.0% in real terms, Vorarlberg recorded an increase of 2.9%.