Training Example: Egmont – Review the Data, Give Your Score & Compare to the Real AI Evaluation

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[H1] Egmont is the largest media group in the Nordics. We bring stories to life through TV, film, games, books and magazines, and simultaneously, we support children and young people at risk to pursue a good life. That is our dual purpose.
[H3] Folkemødet 2026
We bring stories to life – also at Folkemødet 2026. Meet the people and stories that inform, entertain, inspire, educate and drive change on Egmont’s stages. Join us in Allinge on Friday 12 June, or follow along live on our channels, where we’ll be streaming throughout the day.Read more→
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[H3] Support for children and young people
As an enterprise foundation, we support children and young people at risk to take an education, have an active voice in society, and create a good life. Each year, we use about 100 million DKK from the profits of our media business to help children and young people in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.Read more→
[H2] Browse our business areas
Egmont consists of more than 50 companies and brands. We reach millions of people through our engaging stories and experiences in nearly every imaginable form of media.
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[H3] Books
→Our two publishing houses, Cappelen Damm and Lindhardt og Ringhof, promote knowledge, culture and reading experiences for children and adults. We publish local and international bestsellers, award-winning authors, up-and-coming debut authors and teaching materials across platforms.  
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[H3] TV
→TV 2 in Norway is an editorial media house and Norway's commercial public service broadcaster. Through eight channels, the streaming service TV 2 Play and the news service tv2.no, we bring the Norwegian population together for news, sports and entertainment.
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[H3] Film & Series
→Nordisk Film is one of the oldest film companies in the world. Through our own and associated production companies and partners, we produce and distribute award-winning films, commercial blockbusters and popular series from the Nordic region and internationally.  
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[H3] Magazines
→Story House Egmont publishes magazines and digital media in the Nordic region, Europe and other selected international markets. With a solid Nordic foundation, we deliver strong journalism, entertainment and engaging stories.  
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[H3] Games
→Our game companies, united under Nordisk Games, create outstanding gaming experiences for millions of consumers worldwide. Nordisk Interactive is also a long-standing partner of Sony PlayStation in the Nordic and Baltic regions.
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[H3] Cinemas
→Nordisk Film operates one of the leading cinema chains in the Nordic region. Every year, we welcome millions of guests to our 46 cinemas in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, which are also used for a variety of commercial purposes and special events.  
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[H3] Education
→Our two publishing houses, Cappelen Damm and Lindhardt og Ringhof, are among the leading publishers within education. We develop and publish print and digital teaching resources for primary and secondary schools, youth programmes and higher education institutions.
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[H3] E-commerce
→Our e-commerce businesses offer quality products for the modern consumer and inspire them to seek out new experiences and communities in the lifestyle areas of outdoor activities, beauty, health, home, crafts and children's products.
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[H3] Agencies
→Our agencies build brands in the digital world. Specialising in performance marketing, social media, new technology and powerful content, our agencies help brands tell their stories and strengthen their market position.  
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[H1] A selection of our brands
[H3] from across Egmont
We bring stories life that have significance for people and society. Through means such as TV, film, games, books, magazines, we are driven by stories that enlighten, entertain, inspire, educate, and push for change.
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Support for children and young peopleEgmont Insight: Knowledge that makes a differenceAt Egmont’s Grant Administration, we do more than provide financial support to children and youth at risk – we are also committed to sharing new knowledge. That is why we publish Egmont Insight, where new research highlights some of the challenges children and young people in vulnerable positions face. Read more→
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Strong storiesStrong Journalism That Reaches All of DenmarkMagazine journalism is more challenged than ever. In a media landscape where digital stories are available instantly and video streams on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram never stop, magazines face growing demands.Read more→
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TV 2 reveals: Russians own cabins in NorwayIt caused a stir both nationally and internationally when TV 2 in Norway revealed that Russians with ties to President Vladimir Putin own cabins in the middle of one of the most important military areas in northern Norway.Read more→
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Innovative BusinessInnovative film and series production
with Nordisk Film’s LED stageThe future of film production has moved into the heart of Nordisk Film, which is home to the first full 360° LED stage in the Nordics. Here, film and series makers have endless opportunities to tell stories in an innovative, creative and more sustainable way. Read more→
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Go to work and make
a differenceOur stories and work matter to people and society. Through our stories, we create experiences and bring important voices out into the world, while in our charitable work, we make a difference for the children and young people who struggle the most. When you work at Egmont, you are contributing to making an impact on our society.Careers→

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As an enterprise foundation, part of Egmont’s profits goes to support children and young people at risk in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. We are committed to ensuring a good childhood and teenage life, where all children and young people have equal opportunities to educate, participate actively in society, and create a good life.
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In Scandinavia, children and young people have good opportunities to get an education and create a good life. But for children and young people growing up in difficult living conditions, the reality is often different.Many live with deprivations that keep them outside of the community. Many do not successfully complete elementary school and progress in their education. And many are not consulted when decisions are made that affect them in one way or another. The inequality we see early in the lives of children and young people can leave traces throughout their entire lives. We want to help break that pattern. That's why we support the children and young people who have it the hardest.With Egmont's non-profit strategy 2025-2030, we build on over 100 years of effort for children and young people at risk. A work that is done in close cooperation with the children and young people themselves, the public sector, civil society, private organizations, and other foundations.Egmont's non-profit strategy 2025-2030 - Danish only (PDF)→
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[H3] Egmont supports through organizations
The Egmont Foundation supports children and young people at risk in collaboration with other organisations. If you are a private individual – and not part of an organisation or institution – you cannot apply for support from Egmont for yourself, your family or friends.However, Egmont provides direct support to families and children with special needs, but that is distributed by our partner organisations. This support is called ‘A Helping Hand’ and is distributed by:  Danish Mothers’ Aid OrganisationRed Cross DenmarkDanish Children’s Aid FoundationDanish Peoples’ AidDanish Social Responsibility FoundationThe Danish Continuation School AssociationSwedish City Mission MovementNorwegian Women’s Public Health AssociationRead more on the organisations’ own websites.3.9
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We bring stories to life that matter to people and society. Through our support for children and young people, we help to enlighten, inspire, and push for changes.
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Support for children and young peopleStrengthens the learning and life skills of children and young peopleOnly 3 out of 10 children at risk pass the public school's final examination in 9th grade. Therefore, the Egmont Foundation started Learn for Life in 2012, which today is a successful learning program.Read more→
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Support for children and young peopleEgmont Insight: Knowledge that makes a differenceAt Egmont’s Grant Administration, we do more than provide financial support to children and youth at risk – we are also committed to sharing new knowledge. That is why we publish Egmont Insight, where new research highlights some of the challenges children and young people in vulnerable positions face.Read more→
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Support for children and young peopleAll children deserve a good childhoodA Christmas without gifts, a summer without activities, or an ordinary evening without food on the table. This is the reality for many children in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, who grow up in economic poverty. Through Egmont's program 'En Håndsrækning' (in English A Helping Hand), we collaborate with organisations such as Sveriges Stadsmissioner (in English Swedish City Mission Movement, who are closely acquainted with children, young people, and families living in economic poverty.Read more→The Origin of the Egmont FoundationThe story of the Egmont Foundation begins with the entrepreneur Egmont Harald Petersen. He grew up in poverty, as the son of a single mother and was placed in foster care for part of his childhood.Egmont Harald Petersen never forgot where he came from. After his death in 1914, he bequeathed that part of the company's profit should be used for philanthropic purposes. In 1920, Egmont's wish became a reality when his widow, Elisabeth, and their five children established the Egmont Foundation. Thereby, the company became an enterprise foundation with the purpose of operating a commercial business and improving the lives of poor and vulnerable children and families.We have a strong commitment through our charter to give back to the community. Therefore, all profits go towards developing our media and assisting children and young people at risk.Read the Egmont Foundation's Charter→Read more about the history of Egmont→How to apply→For recipients→Supported efforts→How we work→

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Our two publishing houses, Cappelen Damm and Lindhardt og Ringhof, promote knowledge, culture and reading experiences for children and adults. We publish local and international bestsellers, award-winning authors, up-and-coming debut authors and teaching materials across platforms.Cappelen Damm→Lindhardt og Ringhof→4,000 From fiction to
real-life voices 
[H2] Our publishing houses
[H3] Meet Daniel
Daniel Røsholt BemerProject manager for film and animationCappelen Damm
[H3] from our publishers
We bring stories to life that matter to people and society. Through TV, film, games, books, magazines and more, we are driven by stories that enlighten, entertain, inspire, educate, and push for change.
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Strong storiesBooksellers' Award for Niels Krause-Kjær and Lindhardt og RinghofFor the third time in five years, an author from Lindhardt og Ringhof receives the Danish booksellers' honorary award, De Gyldne Laurbær.Read more→
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Strong storiesCookbook with the unassuming title "Grunnboka" is Norway's best-selling new releaseBasic recipes from a Norwegian star chef teach Norwegians to cook from scratch and sell 200,000 copies.Read more→
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Strong storiesTwo Strong Voices from NorwayBooks do not just entertain, they can also offer insight, perspective, and emotional depth. Two recent releases from Norwegian publisher Cappelen Damm are prime examples of that.Read more→
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Strong storiesGreenland's history told from withinThe highly topical book, "Greenland – A Journey from the Earliest Times to a Modern Society", centers the voices of Greenlanders themselves in their own history.Read more→
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Sally's Dad Is in Top FormThe "Sally's Dad" series, which currently includes 16 books, has reached an impressive sales figure of 3 million across all formats and is popular in bookstores, libraries, and on streaming services.Read more→

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TV 2 in Norway is an editorial media house and Norway's commercial public service broadcaster. Through eight channels, the streaming service TV 2 Play and the news service tv2.no, we bring the Norwegian population together for news, sports and entertainment.
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TV 2→2.1From breaking news to major entertainment programmes 
[H2] Our TV areas
[H3] Meet Anja
Anja StorbråtenVaktsjefTV 2
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We bring stories to life that matter to people and society. Through TV, film, games, books, magazines and more, we are driven by stories that enlighten, entertain, inspire, educate, and push for change.
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Strong storiesTV 2 bridges Oslo's social divides in SkolebytteIn an ambitious social experiment, TV 2 Norway's program "Skolebytte" (School Swap) forms a new class of ninth-grade students from two very different parts of Oslo - Uranienborg School from the west end and Bjøråsen School from Romsås in the east end.Read more→
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Strong storiesTV 2 success shows
death as it isWith a smartphone in hand, TV 2 journalist Mathias Skaarpas breaks the silence surrounding life's inevitable end, and together with the the people sharing their stories, creates an honest portrayal of the final moments and saying goodbye in the series "Siste Reis" (Last Journey).Read more→
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Strong storiesWhen an Ordinary Girl Becomes
an Heiress OvernightTwo of Norway’s most experienced series creators are behind TV 2’s new drama venture, Nepobaby.Read more→