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Aftenposten

The newspaper Aftenposten was founded in 1860 by printer Christian Schibsted. During the 20th century, it became one of the most prominent and trusted news sources in the country. While the paper still is Norway's largest in terms of circulation, the focus of the newsroom today is to provide the public with a high-end digital source of independent news and analysis. Aftenposten’s vision is to report and explain the biggest and most important events of our time. Aftenposten also has a number of popular podcasts, like Aftenpodden, Forklart and Foreldrekoden.

Aftonbladet

About four million Swedes access our journalism every day, giving us a unique position but also a great responsibility, as the beating heart of Swedish news, and a part of Swedish people's daily lives. Most of our users find us in their mobiles, but Aftonbladet is also available on the web, as online videos, podcasts, and a printed edition. We are where our readers are. Aftonbladet's mission is to make Sweden a little better, the world a little more comprehensible and life a little easier. Breaking news is our fundamental pillar – but we love all parts of our journalism: investigative journalism, entertainment and lifestyle are also essential areas. And of course: Sportbladet – Sweden's largest news destination for sports. Aftonbladet was founded by Lars Johan Hierta in 1830. Sportbladet first came out in May 2000.

VG

Verdens Gang is Norway's leading media house with more than 2 million daily users through VG.no and VG's printed newspaper. In addition, VG stands behind well-known brands like VGTV, E24, Godt, Minmote, Vektklubb, Dine Penger, Fri Flyt and Tek.no. VG also has a number of popular podcasts, like “Krimpodden”, “Giæver & Gjengen” and “Harm og Hegseth”. Verdens Gang was founded by Norway’s resistance forces after the country’s liberation, with the first edition published on the street 23 June 1945.

Bergens Tidende

Founded in 1868, Bergens Tidende is the largest news organisation outside of Oslo and the main source for news consumption in Bergen and the surrounding area. Its content is available across all digital platforms and it’s continuously expanding and exploring new channels. Recent explorations to engage the readers includes both podcasts and events. Bergens Tidende has 96 employees, all located in Media City Bergen.

Svenska Dagbladet

Svenska Dagbladet produces high-quality journalism in the areas of news, business, culture, and opinion. Our aim is to provide our users with multiple perspectives and in-depth knowledge so that they can form their own opinions and make well-informed decisions. Svenska Dagbladet's vision is an open and democratic society with strong and independent high-quality journalism. We are the sum of our employees, ambitious colleagues with deep and broad expertise, and a strong drive for innovation and curiosity about all aspects of life. We strive to break new ground to develop journalism and invest heavily in both visual storytelling and podcasts. Our legacy goes back to 1884, when we were founded by the national poet Werner von Heidenstam. We were pioneers then, we are pioneers today.

E24

E24 is Norway's largest online business newspaper, with 496,000 daily readers. Many of these come through VG.no, but E24 even has a strong stand-alone position with 140,000 direct visitors every day. E24 also has a number of popular podcasts, like “E24-podden”, “Power Ladies” and “Stopp verden”. The online newspaper was launched in 2006 and has grown rapidly over the last few years. In addition to covering business and the financial markets, E24 focus on covering the green shift. Investigative journalism, often through cross border-collaboration, is also a main priority for the newspaper.

PodMe

Podme is a podcast platform with premium podcasts based on a subscription service. Being the fastest growing media in Scandinavia, the potential for growth is great. In 2022 Podme passed an important milestone with 200,000 subscribers. Podme is also dedicated to offering great value for those creating the content for pods, bringing the creators and listeners together in a really sustainable business model. Podme is today operating in Sweden, Norway and Finland and Schibsted currently owns 91 percent of Podme.

Stavanger Aftenblad

Stavanger Aftenblad is the 3rd largest Norwegian publication outside of Oslo. The newspaper has local branches in the cities of Oslo, Sandnes, Bryne and Jørpeland. Stavanger Aftenblad is the largest and most important destination for news, debate and opinions in the southwestern part of Norway. Situated in the "energy capital" of Norway, it is also a significant newspaper for the Norwegian oil and gas business. Stavanger Aftenblad was founded in 1893 by politician and vicar Lars Oftedal.

Omni

Since 2013, Omni has reshaped the Swedish media landscape. The news platform has won numerous awards and was named Sweden's best news service in 2022. Most proud are we of the 650,000 Swedes who use Omni multiple times every week, no news readers read news as often as Omni’s and the platform has over two billions pageviews per year. Omni's promise is to gather all news and all perspectives, from all over the world, in one app. By challenging people to gain new insights about the world, each other, and themselves, we aim to contribute to both a better society and a slightly better world. Today Omni is an open platform for news, but also a subscription service for those who want to go in depth with news, via Omni Mer and Omni Ekonomi.

tv.nu

Tv.nu was founded by Thomas Meivert and is the most comprehensive tv programme schedule on a digital platform, guiding users to content regardless of if it's linear tv or video on demand. Operating in Sweden and Norway.

Wellobe

Wellobe is part of Aftonbladet’s offering to subscribers who aim for wellbeing and a more healthy life. When founded back in 2003, together with Karolinska Institutet, it was Sweden’s first digital weight loss service. Wellobe builds on scientific methods, helping over 500,000 people achieve a healthier lifestyle since it began. Today, Wellobe is an important part of Aftonbladet, illustrating how media can operate in niche markets, offering ancillary services to finance free and independent journalism and at the same time empowering people in their daily lives.

Godare

Godare broadcasts a combination of international food programs from around the world and new, Swedish food programs to inspire home cooking at all levels. Godare was launched by Schibsted in Sweden and works closely with Aftonbladet and other Schibsted publications and services.

Vinguiden

Vinguiden.com is Sweden's leading marketplace for wine and offers over 200,000 Swedish consumers guidance on the selection, collection and purchases of wine through digital platforms.

Shifter

Vektklubb

Inzpireme

Inzpire.me is a passionate team committed to building a data-driven platform that helps brands work with creators to communicate impactful stories on social media.

Klart

Klart.se is one of Sweden's most popular weather services, which presents the weather for over 20,000 locations in Sweden, as well as another 180,000 around the world. Our forecasts come from the world's leading sources, including Foreca in Finland and our goal is to present the weather in as simple and fast a way as possible – and of course: provide forecasts with high accuracy. In addition to weather forecasts Klart.se presents detailed reports about skiing conditions in the winter and water temperatures in the summer. It also gives pollen forecasts and UV information.

Fri Flyt