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Swedish Dagens Nyheter to open permanent Istanbul bureau

The paper has hired an award-winning reporter to run the one-person bureau.

This is Sweden’s top brand on YouTube

Clothing company took first place.

Expressen TV does new show about Sweden’s royal family

‘‘There’s a big interest surrounding the royal family.’’

Swedish Expressen goes all in on Euro 2016 with new TV studio, 3D technology

The tabloid paper has built a special Euro studio at its Stockholm newsroom.

Swedish YouTube network in new campaign with major pop stars and brewery

‘‘Pripps Blå Klass 1 is Swedish summer.’’

TV award show Kristallen announces new category with online video company smartclip

‘‘Our business is dependent on that content online is constantly developing’’

New Snapchat campaign aims to scare you good

‘‘We wanted to create an experience that is unique to Snapchat and that’s not possible to recreate on any other platform.’’

Former Swedish PM lands top job at Washington Post

‘‘I'm honored to be asked to be one of the new contributing columnist to Washington Post.’’

Swedish media group Stampen files for reconstruction

‘‘Our debts are still large and our cash flows aren’t strong enough to deal with our weak balance sheet’’

She’s the new EIC of The Local Sweden

‘‘In Emma we’ve got a person who understands what the world wants to read about Sweden’’

New York Times might launch Nordic edition

The paper is looking to expand into 10 key markets, Politico reports.

Swedish startups are looking to expand to Asia

‘‘We’re hoping to enter the Asian market.’’

PODCAST: Why she left the BBC to move to Sweden

Maddy Savage about the future, her brand new podcast and why going freelance is scary.

BLOG: 1 Snapchat follower=20 Instagram followers?

How CNN took a successful TV format to digital and then back again

‘‘TV does not come at the expense of Digital.’’

Business Insider has launched its Nordic edition

‘‘Tech and startups will naturally be an important part of Business Insider Nordic. But we are also going to focus on finance, strategy, economics, travel and lifestyle.’’

Snapchat the next LinkedIn? Swedish festival recruits staff based on 10-second applications

‘‘Video on social media is the hottest thing right now.’’

Why Stockholm’s startup community will protest outside Sweden’s parliament

‘‘We need the government to start thinking about us as the future job creators that we are.’’

People respond better to interactive ads, study

‘‘The advertising and media industry is steadily moving towards a digital future where interactivity can improve the contact with users.’’

Swedish publicists in fury over ‘attack on net-neutrality’

‘‘It’s an attempt to try to move the limits of what the telecom companies are allowed to do’’

How Facebook Live, Periscope are changing the Swedish media, real estate industry

After its Periscope experiment, Swedish real estate agency Fastighetsbyrån takes property viewings to Facebook Live.

Swedish artist goes online video-only in new album marketing campaign

‘‘The music industry has changed and we have to change with it.’’

How CNN works with digital to become the ‘greatest news organization’ on the planet

Q&A with Andrew Morse, Executive Vice President of CNN US and General Manager of CNN Digital Worldwide.

Viral video: How Newsner created an international hit

‘‘It’s amazing that we can create such a strong engagement for a good cause.’’

Spotify has had enough – threatens to stop Swedish expansions

The popular start-up has published an open letter.

Swedish fashion magazine Styleby is going digital with international site

Styleby.nu will be published in English.

One in three Swedes are ‘‘Facebooking’’ at least 15 minutes at work–every day

But it doesn't have to mean they're skipping work.

How Twitter is going to grow in Sweden

The social network is looking to collaborate with Swedish publishers.

Swedish public service company wants to fight bullying with VR

Around 55,000 children and young people are being exposed to threats, abuse and infringements every year.

Swedish streaming platform Viaplay fights its way into your living room

‘‘MMA is the fastest growing sport in the world and we’ve seen a huge interest in fighting content at Viaplay.’’

Millennials rule the advertising world – what you must do to break through

‘‘The industry’s future is based upon our ability to develop advertising that works seamless on all platforms and devices.’’

Dagens Nyheter launches project to clearly label what’s news and what’s opinion online

‘‘There’s an increased risk for confusion between opinion and objective journalism when more and more of the material is being published in the same social [media] feeds.’’

“Swedish startups have a very good reputation in the U.S.”

The CEO of Learning to sleep talks about why his company was admitted to prestigious startup accelerator Plug and play.

Swedes trust public service – a lot

New survey by DN/Ipsos shows positive results for trust in media.

Smartclip signs deal with FlowNetwork to sell online video ads

‘‘FlowNetwork is an exciting partner for us’’

Metro Mode launches new show in growing digital video market

Continues its commitment to online video.

Edward Snowden to appear on Swedish seminar on investigative journalism

The world's most famous whistleblower will speak to the Swedish journalists via link.

Swedish media sites victims of new DDoS attack

It's the second attack in less than a week.

Swedish government investigates environmental benefits of e-commerce

“When it comes to e-commerce with food we don't know what the effect is.”