Norwegian news website VG Nett is now read by more people than the paper editions of the traditional runners-up, Dagbladet and Aftenposten. In the fourth quarter of 2004, VG Nett had a daily readership of 820,000 people, while Dagbladet had 789,000 (paper edition) and Aftenposten had 733,000 (paper edition). ΒΆ The only paper bigger than VG Nett is the parent itself, VG (Verdens Gang). ... Link: Poynter Online - E-Media Tidbits. I read Norwegian (at about the 3rd grade level) and visit this site once or twice a month. It's a remarkable piece of work and this is a remarkable accomplishment. That weekly readership equates to 2 of every 11 citizens of the country. --Dennis
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