• Nordic Media Policy
  is a newsletter covering general trends in media development and media policy in the Nordic countries.
• Statistics Norway
  is a central body responsible for Norway's official statistics. Conducts annual surveys of media and ICT use.
• The Norwegian Competition Authority
  enforces competiton law, ensuring that mergers and acquisitions do not significantly restrict competition.
• The Norwegian Media Authority - Ownership
  upholds the Media Ownership Act.
• TNS Gallup Norway
  market research company providing several audience measurement systems in Norway. Some of the results are published (in Norwegian) on their website.

• Norwegian Media Businesses' Association
  (formerly The Norwegian Newspaper Publishers' Association). Media trade and tariff organization in Norway, of which most of the members are newspaper groups.
• The Association of Local Newspapers
  organizes approx. 100 local newspapers in Norway (website in Norwegian only).
• The Norwegian Media Authority
  is an administrative body under the Ministry of Culture, handling media issues. Can provide information about media companies and owners, media legislation, press subsidies and broadcasting licenses.
• The Norwegian Union of Journalists
  has a website with information about Rights and duties for the editor and the Code of ethics of the Norwegian Press.

• The National Library of Norway
  register all books and booklets published in Norway. Publishes annual catalogues.
• The Norwegian Booksellers Association
  has a website with information about the Norwegian book market.

• Norwegian Film Institute
  is an executive body under the Ministry of Culture, administering all national support for film production in Norway. The Institute preserves, support and distributes Norwegian films.
• The Ministry of Culture
  is responsible for cultural policy, regulations and other matters regarding the media, e.g. subsidy schemes for film production and the press.
• The Norwegian Film and TV Producers' Association
  is a trade and employers' association of production companies involved in film and TV production.
• The Norwegian Media Authority
  classifies film and video, as well as video and computer games (information in Norwegian only).

• NRK (The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation)
  Norway's national public service broadcasting company.
• P4 Radio
  is Norway's leading nationwide commercial radio channel. Major owner is the Swedish media group MTG.
• Radio Norge
  is a nationwide commercial radio channel, owned by SBS Radio Norge (ProSiebenSat.1).
• The Norwegian Media Authority
  administers broadcasting regulations and issues licences to local radio broadcasting.

• Canal Digital
  is a TV-distibutor operating in the Nordic region. Owned by the Norwegian company Telenor.
• Norges Televisjon
  is licensed to operate a digital terrestrial network for television in Norway. Owned jointly by NRK, TV 2 and Telenor.
• NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation)
  is Norways' national public service broadcasting company.
• The Ministry of Culture
  is responsible for cultural policy and media matters.
• The Norwegian Media Authority
  administers broadcasting regulations and issues licences to local television broadcasting.
• TV 2
  is the largest commercial television broadcaster in Norway, owned jointly by the media groups A-pressen and Egmont (Denmark).
• TV3
  is a commercial television broadcaster under Viasat Broadcasting, owned by the Swedish media group MTG.
• TVNorge
  is a commercial television broadcaster owned by the German media group ProSiebenSat.1.
• Viasat
  is a distributor of satellite television in Scandinavia and the Baltic region. Owned by the Swedish media company MTG.

• Abelia
  is a business association of Norwegian knowledge- and technologybased enterprises.
• ICT Norway
  is trade organization for the ICT sector in Norway (website in Norwegian only).
• Statistics Norway
  has statistics on the Norwegian information society and different topics related to ICT.