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→ The legacy of *** for millennials → *** opens 1st food waste supermarket → World's 20 richest people are $70bn poorer, says Forbes → Let the robot drive, and relax in the back seat → After Oscars, Hashtags Ask: Does One Minority Group Have to Fight for Another? → 30 *** journalists launch country's biggest ever hunger strike

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Top 5 Swedish Journalists

If you like journalism as much as we do, you might ask yourself whether there are influential journalists in Sweden. The answer is: Yes, there are. Below, we provide you a list of notable or famous Swedish journalists.

1. Martin Schibbye Martin Schibbye is a Swedish journalist and former editor. After an assignment in a conflict-ridden region of Ethiopia he was convicted to eleven years in prison for terrorist crimes in December 2011, but was later pardoned and released in September 2012. In 2013 he received the Reporters Without Borders’ Press Freedom Prize.

2. Stina Lundberg Dabrowski Stina Lundberg Dabrowski is a Swedish journalist, television host, producer, writer, and professor of television production. She has interviewed many international leaders, politicians, and celebrities (e.g. Nelson Mandela, Hillary Clinton, King Abdullah of Jordan and Tom Hanks). She has been a fixture on Swedish television since 1982. Her interviews have been seen by millions of people in Scandinavia and Europe.

3. Janne Josefsson Janne Josefsson is a Swedish investigative journalist. In one of his Swedish TV shows (take a look at Uppdrag Granskning on Twitter) he has uncovered some of Sweden's most noted scandals such as the ICA meat repackaging controversy in 2007. Josefsson has both received journalistic prizes and attracted criticism for e.g. biased reporting.

4. Anders Blixt Anders Blixt is a Swedish game designer and science journalist. He is one of most well-published designer and producer of role playing games in Sweden published before the year 2000 (e.g. Drakar och Demoner).

5. Anders Ehnmark Anders Ehnmark is a Swedish author and journalist. He is employed as an independent columnist since 1995 for the Swedish newspaper Expressen.

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Additionally to the above mentioned journalists, we would like to introduce Andreas Ekström to you. He works as a journalist for Sydsvenska Dagbladet and gave a TED talk in 2015 which has been seen by more than one million people. Since Ekström is very active on Twitter, check out his tweets!

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It is no secret that there’s A LOT of newspapers circulating out there. Can you guess how many are published every year?

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Top 5 Free Data Sources

Information can come from more sources than newspapers. These tools can help you in your search for global information on various topics. Stay informed with us!

1. European Union Open Data Portal 

This portal gives access to a variety of data from institutions of the European Union (EU). The data that can be found on the site is free to use and reuse for commercial as well as non-commercial purposes.

2. Data Catalogs 

The site offers open government data from US, EU, Canada, and other countries. It is curated by a global group of open data experts, who are representatives of various international organizations.

3. The CIA World Factbook 

On the CIA World Factbook you can find information on history, population, economy, government, infrastructure and military of a variety of countries.

4. Freebase

Freebase is a community-compiled data source of structured data about people, places and things. On the site you can find more than 3,197,653,841 facts.

5. Google Public Data Explorer

The Google Public Data Explorer enables you to explore and visualize large data sets mostly related to economics data and the world.

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