Norway

Abstract

The Norwegian media landscape is hybrid and diverse due to expansive media policies seeking to stimulate media diversity and digitalization. The Norwegian media welfare state seeks to provide media policies to secure diversity and quality, universally available communication systems, and institutionalized editorial freedom through cooperation among the main stakeholders. A key media policy goal in Norway is to stimulate media diversity, and the state has intervened in the market, to ensure a robust Norwegian media industry, media diversity, and to stimulate Norwegian language and culture. In terms of economic performance, Norwegian commercial media are struggling to keep up with the rapid digital transformation of the news business. In the Nordic region, journalism has traditionally been perceived as a public good. Journalistic professionalism is linked to similar education systems and tradition in the media field and close dissemination of ideas amongst educators across borders.

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