Danish Newspapers Online

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Danish newspapers and news sites

• Ekstra Bladet

  Danish-language tabloid, published by media company JP/Politikens Hus A/S.

• B.T. (tabloid)

  Danish tabloid format daily newspaper. B.T. was founded in 1916 and owned by Det Berlingske Officin A/S.

• Politiken

  Danish newspaper published by JP/Politikens Hus. The newspaper was first published in 1884 by Viggo Hørup, Edvard Brandes and Hermann Bing.

• Jyllands-Posten

  Danish newspaper based in Viby J, Denmark. The newspaper proving latest news on politics, sports (football/soccer, golf, tennis, cycling), travel, culture, domestic and international news, and more.

• Berlingske

  Daily newspaper based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Berlingske is the oldest Danish newspaper. The newspaper was founded in January 3, 1749 and published by Berlingske Tidende A/S.

• Dagbladet Børsen

  Danish daily business newspaper featuring latest news on economy, personal finance, IT, media, careers, transportation, book reviews, and more.

• Dagbladet Information

  Copenhagen based Danish newspaper published Monday through Saturday. The newspaper was founded in August, 1945 and owned by A/S Information.

• Fyens Stiftstidende

  Odense based daily newspaper, primarily circulates in the island of Funen.

• Fyns Amts Avis

• JydskeVestkysten (Esbjerg)

• Nordjyske Stiftstidende (Aalborg)

• sn.dk

• Lokalavisen Arhus

• Århus Stiftstidende

• Kristeligt Dagblad

• Dagens.dk

• Hedensted Avis

• Weekendavisen

  Danish weekly newspaper, owned by Danish news media company Det Berlingske Officin A/S.

• Copenhagen Post

  One of the few English-language newspapers published in Denmark. The newspaper was founded in November 1997 and distributed nationwide.

• folketidende

• Fredericia Dagblad

• Søndagsavisen

  One of the most widely circulated Danish weekend newspapers. Søndagsavisen based in Søborg, Denmark.

• Vejle Amts Folkeblad

• Midtjyllands Avis (Silkeborg)

• Randers Amtsavis

• Mandag Morgen

• Arbejderen

• kobenhavnliv.dk

• Der Nordschleswiger

• The Local

• Horsens Folkeblad

• Ugeavisen Ribe

• News

• Flensborg Avis

  Danish language daily newspaper published in Flensborg, Germany.

• Skive Folkeblad

• Helsingør Dagblad

• KBH.dk

• Ballerup Kommune

• Gladsaxe Kommune

• Ugeavisen Esbjerg

• Lokal Avisen Assens

• Haderslev Ugeavis

• Aars

• Netavisen Sjaelland

• Ugeavisen Vejen Brorup Holsted

• Aabenraa Ugeavis

• Skanderborg

• Norddjurs

• Favrskov

• Galten Folkeblad

• Brande Bladet

• Skive-Her

• LigeHer.nu

• Den korte avis

• Nyheds

• Netavisan180grade.dk

• herningfolkeblad.dk

• Danish Pioneer

  One of the oldest Danish-American newspapers.

Denmark's newspapers play a crucial role in the country's media landscape, providing diverse perspectives on both local and global events. Leading publications such as Politiken and Berlingske offer comprehensive coverage of news, politics, culture, and society, helping to keep the public well-informed and engaged.

Newspapers like Dagbladet Information and Jyllands-Posten are known for their in-depth analyses and distinctive editorial voices, shaping public opinion and fostering critical thinking. These publications serve as essential platforms for open discussions and deeper societal understanding.

As digital media continues to evolve, Danish newspapers have successfully transitioned to online platforms, providing real-time updates, multimedia content, and interactive features. This digital shift highlights their commitment to adapting to modern reader preferences and staying relevant in an ever-changing media environment.

In Denmark’s dynamic society, newspapers remain indispensable sources of information and forums for meaningful dialogue. By offering diverse viewpoints and high-quality journalism, they empower citizens to stay informed, engage in public discourse, and contribute to the nation’s ongoing narrative.

Business news

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• business.dk

Sports news

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