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Norsk rikskringkasting (NRK) er Norges største mediebedrift. NRK er en offentlig eid, lisensfinansiert allmennkringkaster. NRK byr på et bredt medietilbud med tre tv-kanaler, 16 radiokanaler og nettstedet NRK.no. Som offentlig eid kringkastingsselskap har NRK i oppgave å lage et bredt og vidt medietilbud for alle som bor i Norge tuftet på norsk språk og kultur. Totalt arbeider ca. 3 500 i NRK, rundt 2 000 ved hovedkontoret på Marienlyst i Oslo, mens de øvrige 1500 er fordelt på store og små NRK-avdelinger landet rundt. NRK sysselsetter en rekke yrkesgrupper. Journalister er den største gruppen, men det finnes også en rekke programingeniør- og tekniske jobber såvel som en rekke IT-jobber.

P4 Lyden av Norge, er landets største kommersielle riksdekkende radiostasjon med over 2,5 mill. ukentlige lyttere. Kanalen kan lyttes til via de riksdekkende DAB-nettene, på digital-TV, internett eller via mobilapper. P4 Radio hele Norge, har sitt hovedkontor på Lillehammer, med regionskontor i Oslo. P4-gruppens øvrige kanaler består av P5 Hits, P6 Rock, P7 Klem, P8 Pop, P9 Retro, P10 Country, P11 Dance og P12 Hitmix. P4-gruppen er heleid av Viaplay Group. Ansvarlig redaktør: Kenneth Andresen

Gramo is the joint collection society in Norway for musicians, performing artists and phonogram producers. Gramo manages and administers the right of performers and producers to receive remuneration when recorded music is played on the airways or in other public arenas. Gramo collects remuneration from radio stations, cafes, hotels, shops and other users of recorded music in public arenas, and distributes these to all who participated in the recordings. In addition to its 14,000 members, Gramo also represents all other rights holders who have participated in recordings that are protected under the Copyright Act. Gramo was established as an Association on 7th June 1989 as a result of Section 45b of the Copyright Act that afforded performing artists and producers the right to receive remuneration from the use of their recordings. From and including 1.1.90 the said right encompassed use in broadcasting on the airways and from 1.7.2001 this was extended to include other public use (in cafes, shops, hotels and so forth). The founders of Gramo were the organisations Norsk Musikerforbund, Norsk Tonekunstnersamfund, Norsk Skuespillerforbund, Skuespillerforeningen av 1978, FONO and IFPI Norge. The Board of Gramo is made up of representatives of rights organisation representing performing artists and producers.The Ministry of Culture has authorised Gramo as the joint collecting society in Norway. International Remuneration rights in Norway have their basis in the International Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations signed in Rome in October 1961, and has since then also been regulated through EU Directives. The right to receive remuneration applies in almost all European countries and almost universally globally. Gramo co-operates with other equivalent organisations in Europe, and participates in working groups and international fora where remuneration arrangements are on the agenda.