Statistics & Facts

Find Nordic media facts on Nordicom's website:

Statistics

• Nordic media statistics in English
• Swedish media statistics in Swedish
• Nordicom's Media Barometer, an annual media use study in Sweden
• Danish, Finnish, Icelandic and Norwegian media statistics (links to national providers)
• External statistical sources at national, Nordic, European and international levels (link library)

Nordic analyses, News flow, Newsletters & Further reading

• Nordic analyses based on our statistics and external research are presented in our news flow (filter by Media Use; Media Structure; Media Policy; etc.)
• Nordicom's full news flow (filter by country and/or content)
• Two newsletters: "Media Trends in the Nordic Countries" and "European Media Policy" (free subscriptions)
• Further Reading: Links to external research reports, industry reports and other Nordic media facts
• Follow our newsfeed via RSS, and/or get updates on Twitter.

Media policy

• Official reports (government reports and other public reports) on media and on freedom of expression in the Nordic countries (lists and links)
• News about media policy in the Nordic region
• European Media Policy newsletters

   

Our reports (open access)

• Publications on media trends in the Nordic countries (statistics and analyses in English)
• The Swedish Media Barometer surveys, an annual media use study in Swedish (basic information in English)
• MedieSverige (statistics and analyses in Swedish)
• All Nordicom's publications (statistics, analyses, research)

About Media Facts from Nordicom

NORDIC MEDIA TRENDS: As a cooperative body to the Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom has a mandate to document and analyse the media development in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden with a comparative approach.

SWEDEN: Similarly, Nordicom has a commission from the Swedish Ministry of Culture regarding the media development in Sweden.

CONTEXT: Nordicom also  documents, to some extent, trends and changes in Europe and internationally so as to place Nordic media sectors in a broader context.