Denmark's press in one place: Politiken, Jyllands-Posten and Berlingske — the latter publishing since 1749 — Ekstra Bladet and BT tabloids, DR and TV 2 broadcasting, Børsen for business and The Copenhagen Post in English.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the oldest newspaper in Denmark?
- Berlingske, founded in 1749, is Denmark's oldest newspaper and among the oldest continuously operating newspapers in the world.
- What are the most read Danish news sources?
- DR and TV 2 dominate broadcast news, while Politiken, Jyllands-Posten and Ekstra Bladet lead the press.
- What is Denmark's national news agency?
- Ritzau is the Danish national news agency.
Denmark has one of Europe's most trusted and well-resourced newspaper industries, with a strong tradition of quality journalism, public broadcasting excellence, and high press freedom rankings. Danish newspapers serve a population of 6 million with a diverse mix of quality broadsheets, popular tabloids, and a thriving digital media sector. Denmark is home to some of Scandinavia's most internationally respected media brands.
Among the most widely read Danish newspapers online is Politiken, Denmark's most influential quality daily since 1884. Berlingske is one of Europe's oldest continuously published newspapers, founded in 1749. The tabloids Ekstra Bladet and B.T. lead in popular readership. The public broadcaster DR is Denmark's most trusted news source. For business, Dagbladet Borsen is the essential financial daily. Sports fans follow Bold.dk for football and the Danish national team.
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