Norway’s Bergen International Literary Festival will be live-streamed again after success of 2021 event
The Bergen International Literary Festival will host a six-hour live broadcast kicking off in...
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Category: Norway
Expect a price war in Norway’s streaming market as BookBeat finally launches, with more countries promised
BookBeat CEO Niclas Sandin, for all his bold ambitions and aspirations, has his hands tied by...
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Norway’s unlimited subscription market was worth $50 million in 2020 – in a country of just 5.4 million people
With just 5.4 million people Norway is significantly smaller than cities like London or New York,...
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Gyldendal sees 50% of revenue from digital as Norway’s publishing industry rises 12.6% in H2 2020
Including education, Gyldendal has over 3 million digital users – this, remember, in a country of...
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Nextory launches in 8th market, Norway, with 270,000 ebook and audiobook titles
Nextory is claiming to be the second largest digital books service in Norway and the only...
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Nextory confirms Q2 launch in Norway. Partners with Aschehoug
With $26 million in new funding in 2020 we are now seeing the first stages of Nextory’s 2021...
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Sweden’s Nextory confirms Norway launch for April/May
Three subscription services competing in a market smaller than London? But perhaps we are looking...
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Storytel Norway denies rumour it plans to pay publishers by the minute rather than a fixed rate per download
The reality is that while the unlimited subscriber will of course consume more, the service...
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Is Sweden’s Nextory being deliberately excluded from the Norway book market?
Is something rotten in the state of Norway? Just as it emerges the third largest Norwegian digital...
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Norway’s authors fight to be on more unlimited subscription platforms
Author Jørn Lier Horst moved to Strawberry publishing house Capitana, and went from having titles...
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Norway’s publishers face $50 million fine for price-fixing, but reject allegations as “completely absurd”
Norway’s competition authorities see abuse in a database used by the country’s publishers to track...
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IPA cancels Lillehammer World Congress in May. BEA says the show will go on as New York closes down
There could hardly be a starker contrast. The International Publishers Association cancels the...
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