Ny mediestøtte oppfyller sitt formål

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Medietilsynet slår fast i en ny rapport at mediestøttesystemet for 2024 til 2026 når sine mål.

Medietilsynet har lagt frem en rapport som viser at den nye mediestøtten for 2024 til 2026 oppfyller sitt formål. Regjeringen ga i fjor tilsynet i oppdrag å analysere effektene av støtten som erstattet de tidligere systemene presstödet og mediestödet. Formålet er å styrke demokratiet ved å fremme tilgang til uavhengige nyheter av høy kvalitet. Rapporten viser at støtten nå er mer rettet mot lokal og regional nyhetsformidling. Utvidet redaksjonell støtte har ført til at flere kommuner dekkes av generelle nyhetsmedier. Støtten har også bidratt til den digitale omstillingen.

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