Dagbladet (Norway)

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The Havnelageret , seat of the newspaper since 2008
The former editorial building on Akersgata in Oslo

Dagbladet (literally: the daily newspaper) is a Norwegian daily newspaper that was founded in Oslo in 1869 and is still published there today. In terms of circulation, Dagbladet is the third largest newspaper in the country after VG and Aftenposten . Measured by the number of readers, Dagbladet is Norway's second largest newspaper with 780,000 daily readers (January 2006). Dagbladet was traditionally a radical liberal organ and appears on Bokmål . Even if the two newspapers have a different profile in individual areas, VG is Dagbladet's main competitor .

The editor in charge has been John Arne Markussen since 2011 .

history

The newspaper was founded in 1869 by Anthon Bang together with Hagbard Berner , who was also the first editor. The first issue appeared on January 2nd. Bang's subscription invitation said:

"Vi ønsker et nytt frisinnet Dagbladet i overensstemmelse med Grunnlovens ånd, et sant Demokratisk Blad hvor det er anledning til fritt å uttale seg uten persons anseelse - men uten personligheter - ene og alene søkende det rescues in the spring relandets interest, è; i et forestry sprog for både leg and lærd. "
( We would like a new, liberally minded Dagbladet in accordance with the spirit of the Basic Law; a true, democratic newspaper in which everyone, regardless of the reputation of the person - but without personalities - has the opportunity to speak out, solely after the Seeks right in the interests of the Fatherland, written in a decent tone and in a language that is understandable for laypeople and scholars. )

The writer and translator Gunnar Larsen was from 1930 and editor from 1954 until his death in chief editor of the newspaper.

The newspaper has been printed in tabloid format since 1983 . In 2007 it achieved an average print run of 135,611 copies (compared to 183,092 copies in 2004).

In May 2008 Dagbladet relocated its editorial offices from Akersgata 49 to the former storage building Havnelageret at Langkaia 1.

Online edition

Dagbladet.no is Norway's second oldest internet newspaper; the Brønnøysunds Avis launched only two days earlier, the network issue on March 8, 1995. Norway's most visited site with an average of 3.6 million hits per month.

Circulation development since 1980

  • 1980: 132.295
  • 1981: 140.429
  • 1982: 138.674
  • 1983: 155.337
  • 1984: 169.317
  • 1985: 175.685
  • 1986: 187.942
  • 1987: 198.937
  • 1988: 206.092
  • 1989: 214.637
  • 1990: 219.757
  • 1991: 214.925
  • 1992: 224.490
  • 1993: 227.796
  • 1994: 228.834
  • 1995: 209.421
  • 1996: 205.740
  • 1997: 204.850
  • 1998: 206.357
  • 1999: 206.969
  • 2000: 192.555
  • 2001: 193.637
  • 2002: 191.164
  • 2003: 186.136
  • 2004: 183.092
  • 2005: 162.069
  • 2006: 146.512
  • 2007: 135.611
  • 2008: 123.383
  • 2009: 105.255
Dagbladet: edition 1980-2009.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ TNS Gallup / AvisBarometeret for 2006/1  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.tns-gallup.no  
  2. ↑ Markussen ny Dagbladet-redaktør , in: nrk.no of November 3, 2011, accessed on December 11, 2016.
  3. ↑ TNS Gallup / Redmeasure, September 2004 ( Memento of the original from October 13, 2004 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.tns-gallup.no