The theme of this final paper is the Establishment of a daily newspaper, which aims to explain in more detail the daily newspapers, the media and the law on them, the credibility of the media, the obligations of the publisher, the difference between journalists and PR, the promotion through the daily newspaper and of course the right to rectification. Daily newspapers are publications that are published daily and contain various information and current stories. One of the successful daily newspapers in Croatia is Vecernji List. The four basic characteristics are: publicity, topicality, universality and periodicity. The organization of the daily newspapers begins with a specific heading, division of affairs, internal political column, foreign political column, correspondence, city column, sports section, graphic and technical section and at the end other sections which do not belong to the main ones, without which the newspapers do not can. Newspapers are one of the media that cannot be missing today. The Media Act regulates the prerequisites for the realization of the principle of freedom of the media, the rights of legal and natural persons active in the field of public information. Looking at the current situation in the media, it can be concluded that they are losing credibility because the ordinary title is exaggerated to intrigue people, to increase the number of reviews or prints. The publisher is a natural or legal person who publishes program contents through the press and is obliged to perform activities in the field of public information in accordance with the provisions of the law. Advertising is a model of advertising for the public to get to know a particular product, which we can also call advertising. In case of violation of personal rights or reputation through some publication, the person has the right to request the correction of the published information according to Media Act.