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Navn Sum Utgiver Sum Opphavsmenn Til Bedrift Adresseavisen 217 095 Navn Sum Utgiver Sum opphavsmenn Til bedrift Adresseavisen 217 095 208 736 425 831 Aftenposten 379 331 364 726 744 057 Agder (Flekkefjords Tidende) 59 646 57 350 116 996 Agderposten 30 153 28 992 59 145 Akershus Amtstidende 5 623 5 406 11 029 Altaposten 79 750 76 680 156 430 Andøyposten 1 536 1 477 3 013 Arbeidets Rett 4 572 4 396 8 969 Askøyværingen 7 562 7 271 14 832 Aura Avis 2 647 2 545 5 191 Aust Agder Blad 1 222 1 175 2 397 Avisa Nordland 19 544 18 791 38 335 Avisenes nyhetsbyrå 4 387 4 218 8 605 Ávvir 833 801 1 633 Bergens Tidende 124 846 120 039 244 885 Bergensavisen 21 823 20 983 42 806 Bladet Vesterålen 17 412 16 742 34 154 Brønnøysunds Avis 7 662 7 367 15 029 Budstikka 104 050 100 044 204 093 Bygdanytt 5 682 5 463 11 145 Bygdebladet 2 684 2 581 5 265 Bygdeposten 3 855 3 707 7 562 Bømlo-nytt 10 664 10 254 20 918 Computerworld 9 270 8 913 18 182 Dag og Tid 751 722 1 473 Dagbladet 182 977 175 933 358 910 Dagen Magazinet 60 337 58 014 118 351 Dagsavisen 69 612 66 932 136 543 Dalane Tidende 3 462 3 329 6 791 Demokraten 3 224 3 100 6 323 Drammens Tidende 39 530 38 009 77 539 Driva 3 702 3 560 7 262 E24 Næringsliv 77 353 74 375 151 728 Eidsvold Ullensaker Blad 27 635 26 571 54 207 Eikerbladet 1 025 986 2 011 Fanaposten 5 788 5 565 11 354 Farsunds Avis 32 762 31 501 64 262 Firda 10 044 9 657 19 701 Firda Tidend 2 707 2 603 5 310 Firdaposten 3 050 2 932 5 982 Fiskeribladet Fiskaren 246 237 483 Fjordabladet 7 716 7 418 15 134 Fjordenes Tidende 2 676 2 573 5 250 Fjordingen 2 762 2 656 5 418 Forskning.no 45 605 43 849 89 454 Fosna-Folket 20 794 19 993 40 787 Framtid i Nord 22 500 21 633 44 133 Fredriksstad Blad 32 882 31 617 64 499 Fremover 10 518 10 113 20 630 Fædrelandsvennen 39 774 38 242 78 016 Gjengangeren 6 799 6 537 13 337 Gjesdalbuen 5 021 4 828 9 849 Glåmdalen 18 382 17 674 36 057 Grimstad Adressetidende 7 316 7 034 14 350 Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen 19 842 19 078 38 920 Hadeland 4 209 4 047 8 257 Halden Arbeiderblad 8 241 7 923 16 164 Hallingdølen 8 800 8 461 17 260 Hamar Arbeiderblad 15 463 14 868 30 331 Hamar Dagblad 3 271 3 145 6 417 Hardanger Folkeblad 2 404 2 312 4 716 Harstad Tidende 33 740 32 441 66 182 Haugesunds Avis 29 863 28 713 58 575 Helgeland Arbeiderblad 2 446 2 352 4 798 Helgelands Blad 4 292 4 127 8 419 Hitra-Frøya 9 520 9 153 18 673 Hordaland 38 616 37 129 75 746 Hordaland Folkeblad 2 339 2 249 4 587 iFinnmark 35 640 34 268 69 908 Indre Akershus Blad 3 250 3 124 6 374 Innherred 18 940 18 211 37 151 iTromsø 81 481 78 344 159 826 Jarlsberg 2 239 2 152 4 391 Journalisten 19 626 18 871 38 497 Jærbladet 8 682 8 347 17 029 Klar Tale 9 287 8 930 18 217 Korsets Seier Publikasjoner 4 169 4 008 8 177 Kragerø Blad Vestmar 3 321 3 194 6 515 Kvinnheringen 1 285 1 235 2 520 Laagendalsposten 13 574 13 051 26 626 Lierposten 2 389 2 297 4 686 Lillesands-Posten 5 088 4 892 9 980 Lindesnes 25 752 24 760 50 512 Lofotposten 6 763 6 502 13 265 Lokalavisen Øyene 141 135 276 Lyngdalavisa 369 355 725 Min Aigi 812 781 1 593 Morgenbladet 30 655 29 474 60 129 Moss Avis 22 635 21 764 44 399 Møre-Nytt 2 766 2 659 5 425 Namdalsavisa 7 421 7 135 14 555 Nationen 32 023 30 790 62 814 Nettavisen 33 046 31 774 64 820 Nordhordland 7 457 7 170 14 626 Nordlys 27 921 26 846 54 766 Nordstrands Blad 2 596 2 496 5 091 Norge I DAG 2 314 2 225 4 539 Nye Troms 28 278 27 189 55 467 Opdalingen 5 693 5 474 11 167 Oppland Arbeiderblad 19 765 19 004 38 769 Porsgrunns Dagblad 2 987 2 872 5 860 Rakkestad Avis 1 247 1 199 2 446 Rana Blad 6 539 6 288 12 827 Raumnes 17 329 16 662 33 992 Ringerikes Blad 19 250 18 509 37 758 Ringsaker Blad 9 970 9 586 19 556 Rogalands Avis 8 632 8 300 16 932 Romerikes Blad 15 842 15 232 31 074 Romsdals Budstikke 65 024 62 520 127 544 Røyken og Hurums Avis 960 923 1 883 Saltenposten 2 542 2 444 4 986 Sande Avis 1 851 1 780 3 631 Sandefjords Blad 14 252 13 703 27 954 Sandnesposten 5 271 5 068 10 340 Sarpsborg Arbeiderblad 11 364 10 926 22 290 Setesdølen 5 953 5 724 11 677 Smaalenenes Avis 7 666 7 371 15 036 Sogn Avis 31 290 30 086 61 376 Solabladet 1 077 1 036 2 113 Stavanger Aftenblad 109 099 104 899 213 998 Stjørdalens Blad 6 579 6 326 12 905 Strandbuen 2 798 2 691 5 489 Strilen 1 860 1 789 3 649 Sunnhordland 7 487 7 199 14 686 Sunnmørsposten 95 124 91 462 186 586 Svelviksposten 844 811 1 655 Sør-Trøndelag 14 806 14 236 29 042 Telemarksavisa 13 298 12 786 26 083 Telen 3 646 3 506 7 152 Tidens Krav 18 485 17 773 36 258 Tips 5 463 5 252 10 715 Troms Folkeblad 83 810 80 584 164 394 Trønder-Avisa 32 506 31 254 63 760 Trønderbladet 18 587 17 871 36 458 TV 2 134 683 129 498 264 181 Tvedestrandsposten 1 887 1 814 3 701 Tønsbergs Blad 19 618 18 862 38 480 Ukeavisen Ledelse AS 3 624 3 484 7 108 Utrop 5 798 5 575 11 373 Valdres Media 11 936 11 477 23 413 Varden 67 976 65 359 133 336 Varingen 15 338 14 747 30 085 Verdens Gang 165 281 158 918 324 199 Vesteraalens Avis 1 617 1 555 3 172 Vesterålen Online 13 286 12 774 26 060 Vestlandsnytt 7 466 7 179 14 645 VestNytt 6 265 6 024 12 289 Vest-Telemark Blad 10 488 10 084 20 572 Vigga 475 457 932 Vikebladet Vestposten 12 141 11 674 23 815 Vårt Land 35 502 34 135 69 637 Ytre Sogn Avis 10 184 9 792 19 977 Ytringen 1 692 1 627 3 320 Østlandets Blad 10 105 9 716 19 820 Østlands-Posten 6 345 6 100 12 445 Østlendingen 28 545 27 446 55 992 Åndalsnes Avis 1 381 1 328 2 708 NJ Freelance 145 438 145 438 NTB 1 259 009 1 259 009 4 991 303 3 734 036 8 725 338 Teknisk Ukeblad 25 443 24 463 49 906.
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