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Home » Commercial policy » Main issues » The media and communication city

The media and communication city

Published 11.09.2013, AT 01:00

Bergen is a powerful mediacity, which for the most part has evolved since the establishment of the TV-station TV2 in 1992. The efforts to keep the channel located in Bergen has created an environment for cooperation and innovation among the businesses within the sector, and a strong and diversified industry is the result.

We aim to:

* Highlight the benefits of the media industry for the city

* Co-localisation of the largest media players in a media village, including media education

* Attract media corporations from other parts of the country

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