Paying for online news per Nordic and European country, 2019-2023 (Reuters Institute)

Paying for online news per Nordic and European country, 2019-2023 (Reuters Institute)

Data are from the annual Digital News Report, published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (editions 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023). The research was conducted by YouGov, using an online questionnaire at the end of January/beginning of February 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 respectively. Important to note is that because this survey deals with news consumption, anyone indicating they had not consumed any news during the past month was filtered out.

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News  | 2 November 2022

Press subsidies recurring subject in Swedish official reports

Press subsidies, public service, and advertisements are subjects frequently recurring in the Swedish government’s official reports on the media, according to Nordicom’s compilation of official reports. The compilation is updated once a year and includes reports from 1924 onwards.
The cover of the report Medieekonomi 2022.
New publication  | 19 October 2022

Increased revenues for daily newspapers

Daily newspapers in Sweden experienced increased revenues and improved profitability during 2021, according to the report Medieekonomi 2022 [Media Economy 2022], produced by Nordicom on behalf of the Swedish Press and Broadcasting Authority. The economically strong year can be explained by increased advertisement revenues, steady reader revenues, and reduced costs.

Direct media subsidies to news media – a Nordic overview

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News  | 18 October 2022

Nordicom launches new website

After several months of preparations, we are now very happy to launch Nordicom’s new website, which gives a clear presentation of our organisation and focuses on our users’ needs.
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