In an age of information abundance and streaming platforms, some call the concept of public service media into question, but the public doesn’t seem to think so. Throughout the pandemic audiences ha...
Helje Solberg
Helje Solberg is an award-winning journalist and News Director at NRK, the Norwegian public broadcaster. She is the chair of the fact-checking site Faktisk, a unique collaboration of the six largest media houses in Norway. Solberg has been CEO/Editor of VGTV and executive managing editor for VG, the largest Norwegian media house on paper and internet combined. She has worked for a number of Norwegian newspapers. She has studied at Phillips Academy, Andover (´85), and has studied Russian, social anthropology and political science at the University of Oslo, and international relations at Bosphorus University in Istanbul. Solberg is the author of Karen – a history about Alzheimer (1996).
Much has been said about women as journalists and media managers, about their being victims, about a lack of opportunity, about their being kept under glass ceilings, being paid less, given less oppor...
Real digital transformation involves more than shiny new things and being agile. These are important for innovation, of course, but can also give a seductive and false sense of forward motion, of beat...
