Klar Tale (newspaper)

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Klar Tale (Clear Speech) is Norway's only easy-to-read newspaper.[1][2] The newspaper tries to make the news understandable to all. The language is simple and the print is larger than in other newspapers.[1]

Klar Tale is published every week, with 12 pages of news and other current material from Norway and the world. The newspaper also has a Braille edition, is recorded on CD, and is available as a podcast.

The company Mediehuset has editorial responsibility for the newspaper. Klar Tale is religiously and politically independent. Its editor is Kristin Steien Bratlie.[2]

Circulation[]

According to the Norwegian Media Businesses' Association, Klar Tale has had the following annual circulation:

  • 2006: 13,294
  • 2007: 13,090
  • 2008: 11,637[2]
  • 2009: 12,472
  • 2010: 12,823
  • 2011: 12,228
  • 2012: 12,244
  • 2013: 12,021
  • 2014: 11,920
  • 2015: 10,978
  • 2016: 10,750[3]

References[]

  1. ^ a b Klar Tale: Om Klar Tale.
  2. ^ a b c Store norske leksikon: Klar Tale.
  3. ^ Medienorge: Opplagstall norske aviser.

External links[]

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