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Norway’s top four publishers under investigation for anti-competitive practices

Wednesday, 16 April 2014    Books+Publishing
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Norway’s four largest publishing houses are being investigated for a possible breach of competition law, reports the Bookseller. On 15 April, the Konkurransetilsynet (The Norwegian Competition Authority) raided the offices of Cappelen Damm, Gyldendal, Aschehoug and Schibsted, and the distribution company co-owned by the four publishers, Bladcentralen. Karin Stakkestad Laastad,...

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Category: International news