Avisa Nordhordland

Regional newspaper publisher serving readers in Nordhordland, Norway

Isdalstø, NorwayFounded 1982nordhordland.noWebsite technologies

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About Avisa Nordhordland

Avisa Nordhordland publishes local news and editorial content, including coverage of politics, community affairs, education, sports and culture.

The company is registered in Isdalstø and was founded in 1982. It is an AS with 10–19 employees.

Product: A local newspaper and digital news publication.

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