Danish Newspapers

• Copenhagen Post

  Weekly English-language newspaper published in Copenhagen, Denmark. The newspaper was founded in November 1997 and distributed throughout Denmark.

• B.T. (tabloid)

  Danish tabloid format daily newspaper. B.T. was founded in 1916 and owned by Det Berlingske Officin A/S.

• Berlingske Tidende

  Daily newspaper based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Berlingske is the oldest Danish newspaper. The newspaper was founded in January 3, 1749 and published by Berlingske Tidende A/S.

• Dagbladet Børsen

  Danish daily business newspaper featuring latest news on economy, personal finance, IT, media, finance, careers, transportation, book reviews, and more.

• Dagbladet Information

  Copenhagen based Danish newspaper published Monday through Saturday. The newspaper was founded in August, 1945 and owned by A/S Information.

• Politiken

  Danish newspaper published by JP/Politikens Hus. The newspaper was first published in 1884 by Viggo Hørup, Edvard Brandes and Hermann Bing.

• Ekstra Bladet

  Danish-language tabloid, published by media company JP/Politikens Hus A/S.

• Søndagsavisen

  One of the most widely circulated Danish Weekend newspapers. Søndagsavisen based in Søborg, Denmark.

• Weekendavisen

  Danish weekly newspaper, owned by Danish news media company Det Berlingske Officin A/S.

• Urban

  Danish compact format newspaper distributed free of charge.

• Jyllands-Posten

  Danish newspaper based in Viby J, Denmark. The newspaper proving latest news on politics, sports (football, cycling), travel, culture, domestic and international news, and more.

• Fyens Stiftstidende

  Odense based daily newspaper, primarily circulates in the island of Funen.

• Ballerup Bladet

  Weekly newspaper, published and serving in the city of Ballerup near Copenhagen, Denmark..

• Danish Pioneer

  One of the oldest Danish-American newspapers in United States.