Icelandic newspaper DV claims that some 10,000 subscribers have given up rival paper, Morgunbladid since former Prime Minister and central bank manager David Oddsson was appointed editor. Read the full story
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The battle of Icelandic newspapers intensifies
Posted on 07 November 2009.
Posted in Business, Iceland, MBL, Marketing and Consulting, SocietyComments (6)
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