vasabladet.fi
Swedish-language regional news publication covering Vasa and Österbotten, Finland, with news, sports, culture and podcasts
About vasabladet.fi
Vasabladet is a Swedish-language news publication covering Vasa and the Österbotten region of Finland. Its coverage includes local and national news, opinion columns, sports, culture, and podcasts.
The publication is financed through advertising and offers newsletters and a tip submission form for readers. Advertising is displayed alongside its articles.
Its homepage also features Finnish and international news, including an ongoing Ebola outbreak and the war in Ukraine, plus television segments and sponsored content.
Product: Online news website with articles, opinion columns, podcasts, video segments and newsletters
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