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WebPublish is a place where people across Norway share knowledge, experience, analysis and perspective. The articles are written by professionals, enthusiasts and people who have been through something themselves — and read by an editor before they are published.
Latest articles
Published in the last few days, across every category.
I left a secure job to work for myself. The numbers first.
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What the research actually says about sleep and screens
Six days through Jotunheimen in July rain
“People come here to be left alone.” A day with a librarian in Alta
Grassroots football is losing its coaches, and clubs are feeling it now
Twelve categories
Every category carries its own editorial weight. Start where you know most, or where you know least.
12 articles
News & society
Preparedness, local politics and what actually happens outside Oslo. An editor reads everything before publication.
9 articles
Business & careers
People who started, quit or turned things around. The numbers are attached, including when it went badly.
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Editors’ picks
Chosen by the editors. No algorithm.
Councils have emergency plans. Few have rehearsed them.
Securing email in a small business in one afternoon
What the research actually says about sleep and screens
Become a writer
You do not need to be a journalist to have something worth passing on.
Most people who publish with us have never written an article before. You submit a draft, get feedback from an editor, and decide for yourself whether the final version can be published.
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Create a writer profile
Your name, a short introduction and the subjects you know something about. Takes under five minutes.
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Write a draft
Saved automatically. You can leave it sitting for months before you submit it.
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Get feedback
An editor reads it through and suggests changes. Usually within three working days.
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Publish and share
You approve the final version. The article sits on your profile.
“I thought I had to write like a journalist. The editor cut half my opening and said the rest was good enough.”
Erik Solberg · Contributor · 6 articles
“The first article took three weeks because I kept putting it off. The second took two evenings.”
Thomas Moen · Contributor · 6 articles
Writers to follow
Some have been publishing for two years, some published for the first time in June.
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Erik Solberg
6 articles · Technology, Sport
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Lene Johannesen
6 articles · Health, Food & drink
Contributor
Mari Hansen
6 articles · News, Economy
Contributor
Thomas Moen
6 articles · Travel, Home
Opinion & commentary
Everything in this section is the writer’s own view, not the editors’.
Professionals have to write themselves, or someone else does it for us
How we handle opinion
Opinion is clearly labelled and edited only for clarity, never for position. The editors vouch for factual claims being verifiable — not for the conclusion.
Editorial collections
Articles put together because they read best in order.
9 articles
Summer at home
Nine travel pieces from Norway, chosen by the editors for people staying put in July.
Compiled by Maja Lindquist
6 articles
Understanding interest rates
Six articles that together explain how rate decisions land on an ordinary household budget.
Compiled by Nina Fossum
5 articles
New to writing
Five articles by people who published for the first time this year.
Compiled by Maja Lindquist
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