Norway

Name: Media Landscapes
Address: Oranjeplein 106, Maastricht, 6224KV, NL
Telephone: +31 43 325 40 30

The typical Norwegian newspaper is small, serving one or a few local communities. But there are also regional and national newspapers. With the exception of some of the smaller newspapers, almost all newspapers used to have close links to a political party, but these links were ended between 1970 and 1995

Print page

1

Press freedom ranking
99.6 %

Internet penetration
14

Peace index ranking
N/A

Most trusted medium
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Net trust index
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References

N. Bjørnstad and K. A. Tornes (2014) Medieåret 2013-2014. Medieutvikling i Norge: Fakta og trender, Bergen: Medienorge.
S. Høst (2016) Avisåret 2015 (rapport Nr. 77/2016), Volda: Høgskulen i Volda.
NOU 2017:7 Det norske mediemangfoldet – En styrket mediepolitikk for borgerne, Oslo: Department of Culture.
T. Syvertsen, G. Enli, O. J. Mjøs, and H.Moe (2014), The Media Welfare State. Nordic Media in the Digital Era, Ann Arbor, MI, USA: University of Michigan Press.
H. Østbye and T. Aalberg (2008), Media and Politics in Norway, ch. 5 (pp. 83-102), in J.Strömbäck, M. Ørsten and T. Aalberg (eds.): Communicating Politics, Political Communication in the Nordic Countries, Göteborg: Nordicom.

Norway

1

99.6 %

14

N/A

N/A

Constitutional monarchy

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