Nordicom Review 45 (1) 2024

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The 25 largest media companies in the Nordics by turnover (2022)

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Call for papers | 17 January 2024

Call for papers: Influencers: Entertainment, Politics, and Strategic Online Culture

Call for papers for a new issue of our scientific journal Nordic Journal of Media Studies entitled "Influencers: Entertainment, Politics, and Strategic Online Culture". Deadline for extended abstracts is 3 April 2024.

The ten largest newspaper companies in the Nordics by turnover (2022)

Public service radio audience shares in the Nordic countries, 2002–2022 (per cent)

Media use in the EU countries, 2023 (Eurobarometer)

News | 18 December 2023

Five books to read during winter break

As the holiday season approaches and the year winds down, the time to pick up a good book has never been better. These five Nordicom books, all peer reviewed, Open Access, and covering a diverse range of topics, will provide the perfect company during the winter break.

Press release | 12 December 2023

Equal boards contribute to more female leaders in the media industry

A mapping of the Nordic region's largest media companies, carried out by Nordicom at the University of Gothenburg, shows a clear connection between equal company boards and the choice of CEO and the composition of the management teams.

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Comparing Digital Communication Systems in Nordic Welfare States

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Press release | 7 December 2023

Navigating digital communication systems in the Nordic welfare states

A new book, published by Nordicom, unveils the clash between traditional Nordic welfare models and the powerful influence of tech giants. Exploring the largest Nordic countries, the book emphasises the shift from national control to global tech dominance in digital infrastructure.

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Nordicom Review 45 (1) 2024