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  Nortel Networks: dialogue Online - dialogue Business - Case Study
Aftenposten A/S, Norway’s second-largest newspaper producer, is transforming itself from a paper-based publisher to a multimedia group.
Through FINN (www.finn.no), Norway’s largest electronic portal for classified advertisements, Aftenposten is providing a fast and easy way for people to search for homes, apartments, cars and jobs.
News and advertisements from Aftenposten are also available on mobile and WAP telephones, on PDAs and information displays at airport and rail terminals.
www.nortel.com /corporate/global/emea/dialogue/business/case_study_121603.html   (766 words)

  
  Aftenposten - Wikipedia
Aftenposten holder i dag til i Postgirobygget i Oslo.
Aftenposten er Norges nest største avis etter opplag, og den ledende norske abonnementsavis.
Allerede i 1933 hilste Aftenposten den nasjonalsosialistiske maktovertagelsen i Tyskland velkommen, og skrev rosende om regimet ved mange anledninger i løpet av 1930-tallet.
no.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aftenposten   (1237 words)

  
 Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Aftenposten
Aftenposten is Norway's second largest newspaper with a circulation of 256 600 for the morning edition, 155 400 for the separate evening edition and 232,900 for the Sunday edition (2003).
Aftenposten's two main competitors are the Oslo tabloids VG and Dagbladet.
Aftenposten is published in Riksmål, an unofficial, but widely used, conservative form of the Norwegian language that is closer to its Danish roots than the Bokmål standard.
www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Aftenposten   (511 words)

  
 Aftenpostens Annonseinfo
Although Aftenposten commands national attention both when it comes to superior news coverage and editorial quality and in regards to classified advertising, our main distribution lies in Eastern Norway where over half of Norway's population is located.
Aftenposten is the newspaper most Norwegians rely on according to research provided by Gallup.
Advertising in Aftenposten ensures an unsurpassed coverage of the Norwegian population which is especially evident in Recruitment, Travel, Real Estate and Automobile classified advertising.
www.annonse.aftenposten.no /english.htm   (510 words)

  
 Heretics' almanac: Aftenposten's right to speak yet never be offended   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The Norwegian press is commemorating the anniversary of the Mohammad cartoon debacle, with a lot of self-righteous pontificating about freedom of speech, etc. I write self-righteous because it would appear that most newspaper editors feel that "freedom of speech" means that they have the right to print whatever they want without being criticized or condemned.
One wonders whether Åmås and his colleagues in Aftenposten exempt themselves from this principle, because they obviously don't think that Israelis, Jews, or anyone else has any right to question their motives or the quality of their work.
Quoting Sir Jonathan Sacks, Raanan Gissin, said that a "tsunami of antisemitism" is sweeping Norway, and this Ãmås thought was an example of Jews hysterically invoking victimhood.
vyer.typepad.com /hereticsalmanac/2006/10/aftenpostens_ri.html   (736 words)

  
 PROJECT 1947: Sweden - Ghost Rocket Reports, 1946
Both from Son and Jeloya at 23 o'clock was sighted a large bright star which came from the south and disappeared northward, and which changed color to a bluish light before it went away.
A flier with one of the airline companies in Oslo called the Aftenposten yesterday and declared that he was the one who piloted the "ghost flier." Sunday evening he was on his way from Copenhagen to Oslo with a Beechcraft plane on a taxi flight.
The Aftenposten too was besieged with phone calls and had people out till late at night, but with the same negative results.
www.project1947.com /fig/1946a.htm   (4512 words)

  
 Bjørn Stærk blog - Pot and kettle boogie
Not sure I agree with what she identifies as the cause, but yes, Aftenposten is owned by a major Norwegian media corporation, and its coverage of areas I have some knowledge of is marred by inaccuracy, herd-thinking and an unhealthy distance to what I consider to be good and interesting news journalism.
Aftenposten's journalists in particular are incredibly bad in their reporting of US policies.
Aftenposten's article also tells us that 76% of the people interviewed on American news shows are employed by or have been employed by "regjeringen".
blog.bearstrong.net /archive/weblog/000404.html   (3758 words)

  
 According to Julie: Aftenposten even slower than I thought...
This weekend, I noticed that Aftenposten, the largest newspaper in Norway had finally written about Jobs' brilliant speech - long after I had described it as old, yet still interesting news.
She mentioned it to her husband, an Aftenposten journalist, and a day or two later...
Journalisten nevner dette for en kollega i Aftenposten.
www.espen.com /julie/archives/2005/11/aftenposten_eve.html   (168 words)

  
 Aftenposten.no Norway, Norwegian news in English
Here's a way tosearch a leading Norwegian telephone catalogue.
Aftenposten makes it easy to tune in to 18 Norwegian radio stations.
All rights, including copyright and database right, are owned by or licensed to Aftenposten Multimedia.© Aftenposten Multimedia.
www.aftenposten.no /english   (570 words)

  
 Bjørn Stærk blog - Aftenposten denies plagiarism
Aftenposten needs to come clean here, not because this one case is so horrible, but because they're sending a bad signal to their reporters by ignoring it.
Instead of making vague apologies, the newspaper in question, Aftenposten, should look around for more honest and better journalists when plagiarisms are demonstrated.
Aftenposten should apologize for this very clear case of plagiarism.
blog.bearstrong.net /archive/weblog/000758.html   (1935 words)

  
 Largest Scandinavian media group makes plans to deal with economy, changing production needs
Olav M. Mugaas, chief executive officer for Aftenposten, told Newspapers and Technology that his greatest challenge is to print and distribute newspapers at a lower cost to readers.
The Aftenposten, for example, is delivered to homes and newsstands while Aftenposten Aften is only sold at the newsstand.
Aftenposten Aften, by contrast, is aimed at younger readers who live in the local downtown area.
www.newsandtech.com /issues/2002/12-02/nt/12-02_scanda.htm   (1598 words)

  
 Schibsted : The Aftenposten media house
Aftenposten is Norway’s second largest newspaper and the largest one in the Oslo region.
Aftenposten Aften is the evening newspaper for the Oslo area and is Norway’s fourth largest newspaper measured in circulation.
Aftenposten’s main ambition is to provide high quality journalism via various publishing platforms and through an active interaction between its online and printed versions.
www.schibsted.com /eway/default.aspx?pid=275&trg=MAIN_5816&MAIN_5816=5820:0:10,1942:1:0:0:::0:0   (505 words)

  
 Aftenposten
Aftenposten has 685 employees, as of December 2005.
The company's core business is the publication of one morning daily edition of the quality newspaper Aftenposten Mondays to Sundays, and one evening edition of the locally based newspaper Aften Mondays to Fridays.
The main products are Aftenposten's morning and afternoon editions, and VG and Dagsavisen (two other Norwegian dailies).
kundeservice.aftenposten.no /category.php?categoryID=15   (316 words)

  
 Subject: Eyr Aftenposten: bitter strid i legeforeningen
Han må tåle kritikk som alle oss andre - er den usaklig så burde den jo kunne tilbakevises ander steder enn i Aftenposten.
Slik jeg leser Aftenposten kan dette allerede nå se ut til at å være en
Aftenposten har sett brevet, som hevder at Nylenna har gjort for lite
www.uib.no /isf/eyr/2002q4/013006.html   (648 words)

  
 Norway: Aftenposten will go tabloid next year - Editors Weblog
He announced that beginning of 2005 the leading newspaper in Norway will change its format from broadsheet to tabloid.
A recent readership survey showed that 73 percent of those aged 15-29 prefer a smaller format, while the same was true for 70 percent of all subscribers.
(Aftenposten is owned by this Norwegian group more well known for the launching of the free paper
www.editorsweblog.org /print_newspapers/2004/03/norway_aftenposten_will_go_tabloid_next.php   (251 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Du har kommet til en side på Aftenposten Multimedia som har fått ny URL.
We have a new production system in Aftenposten Multimedia, which has changed most of our URL addresses.
Here.s the new URL, for your bookmarking purposes: In just a few seconds, your search will be automatically transferred to the new link.
www.aftenposten.no /english/local/article.jhtml?articleID=466519   (54 words)

  
 Aftenposten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I am not worthy to speak his name out loud.
Aftenposten is published in Riksmål, an unofficial, but widely used, conservative form of the Norwegian language that is closer to its Danish roots than the Bokmål standard, which sometimes incorporates controversial elements from Nynorsk.
This page was last modified 19:58, 18 December 2006.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aftenposten   (582 words)

  
 CNN.com - McAfrika attack for burger giant - August 24, 2002
She stood outside a McDonald's restaurant in downtown Oslo this week, passing out free "catastrophe crackers" to passers-by in protest.
A spokesperson for McDonald's in Norway, Margaret Brusletto, told Aftenposten that McDonald's was sorry the name of its new burger had negative connotations.
A range of solutions were suggested to McDonald's including withdrawing the "McAfrika" burger from sale.
archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/08/24/norway.mac/index.html   (387 words)

  
 Aftenposten Norway, Norwegian news in English
Here's a way to search a leading Norwegian telephone catalogue.
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All rights, including copyright and database right, are owned by or licensed to Aftenposten Multimedia.
www.sfu.ca /cprost/prepaid/news/UnregisteredBanNorway03.htm   (605 words)

  
 2006 Norwegian Jostein Gaarder controversy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In August of 2006, author Jostein Gaarder created a controversy in Norway after publishing an op-ed piece in Aftenposten, one of the country's major newspapers, in which he expressed his outrage against Israel's military operations and foreign policy since 1967.
The former prime minister of Norway Kåre Willoch critizised the attacks on Gaarder, stating that "whenever Israel's politics are critizised, there are attempts to divert the attention from what this is really about."
On August 12 2006, Gaarder published a new op-ed piece in one of the largest newspapers in Norway, Aftenposten.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/2006_Norwegian_Jostein_Gaarder_controversy   (1528 words)

  
 Aftenposten
In addition, you will find important information about Aftenposten and the multitude of advertising possibilities.
Aftenposten distributes over 30 different Specials a year, with a wide range of interesting topics such as
The calculator enables you to calculate exact rates for advertising in Aftenposten.
bedrift.aftenposten.no /category.php?categoryID=58   (141 words)

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