Dagbladet

Dagbladet (English:The Daily Paper) was an influential American daily newspaper published in the Norwegian language in Chicago from 1889-1891. Chicago was at that time the cultural center of Norwegian America with twice as many Norwegian...

In this article: Chicago and Minneapolis

Dagbladet is Norway's third largest newspaper with a circulation of 146,512 copies in 2006, 15,557 papers less than in 2005 . The newspaper was founded in 1869, and its format was changed to tabloid in 1983. The word "Dagbladet" literally...

In this article: Norway, Suicide, Le Monde diplomatique, Blink, Venstre, Tore Tonne, and EU

...location and had a special security clearance. He also admitted to conducting espionage in favor of foreign interests. On the same day Dagbladet (Norwegian newspaper) published an article containing a press statement by the Norwegian...

In this article: Norwegian Armed Forces, Aftenposten, The Jerusalem Post, Harald Stanghelle, and Norway

She married stand-up comedian Dagfinn Nordbo in 2003, the two having initially met on the stand-up circuit in 1999. Tabloid newspaper Dagbladet listed the couple among the country's most influential opinion shapers. After two years of marriage...

In this article: Shabana Rehman, Norway, Norwegian International Film Festival, Mullah Krekar, and Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation

...daily Dagsavisen flashed on its front page. Mainstream daily Aftenposten said "The Victor" next to a smiling picture of Stoltenberg, while Dagbladet lead with "Proud of you Jens", quoting the prime minister's wife. Tabloid VG looked forward,...

In this article: Jens Stoltenberg, Norway, Revenue, Natural gas, Recession, and Unemployment

...loss-making Saab unit, and says it has numerous good solutions to help get the company back on its feet, its major shareholder told daily Dagbladet. A source familiar with the talks told Reuters this week that General Motors is close to...

In this article: Koenigsegg, Saab, General Motors, Forbes magazine, and Reuters

...never meets her, but is hit by an ambulance instead. Hawaii, Oslo was generally very well received by the Norwegian press. The newspaper Dagbladet gave the film five out of six points, and called it an "intense cinematic experience".

In this article: Hawaii, Oslo, Vidar, Verdens Gang, Aftenposten, Bugge Wesseltoft, Stig Henrik Hoff, and John Erik Kaada

...with television, music videos, commercials and short films before, and he had been named "Film talent of the year" by the newspaper Dagbladet in 1999, but this was his first full-length motion picture. Buddy was generally well received by...

In this article: Buddy, Morten Tyldum, Lars Lillo-Stenberg, Anders Baasmo Christiansen, Oslo, God, and Norwegian International Film Festival

...at the hotel. Two State Department officials said at least one American was among the dead. A Norwegian journalist from the Oslo newspaper Dagbladet also died. The militants killed six people and wounded six, said Interior Ministry...

In this article: NPR, Taliban, Suicide, Kabul, State Department, Afghan National Army, and ANA

...500 feet of water. The wreck lay undisturbed for almost 60 years until Norway's Royal Navy discovered it in March 2003. Oslo's newspaper Dagbladet has called it "Hitler's secret poison bomb." The mercury containers are rusting, and some...

In this article: Mercury, Norway, HMS Venturer, Fedje, Norwegian Coastal Administration, Royal Navy, Adolf Hitler, and Japan