Klassekampen

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Klassekampen (Norwegian for The Class Struggle), is a Norwegian daily newspaper, which styles itself as "the daily newspaper of the left" (Venstresidas dagsavis). It had a circulation of 11,386 in 2007,[1] and a readership of 50,000 on week days and estimated 90,000 readers on Saturdays.[2]

Klassekampen was founded in the 1970s with a Marxist-Leninist, or more presicely Maoist, platform. Until recently, it was owned by The Workers' Communist Party, which has maintained a minority stake in the corporation which today publishes the newspaper.

Bjørgulv Braanen has been the editor of Klassekampen since 2002, succeeding Jon Michelet.

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  1. ^ mediebedriftene.no [1]PDF (36.7 KB) (Norwegian)
  2. ^ klassekampen.no Klassekampen statistics (Norwegian)

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