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NB

Våre analyser måler overholdelsen av NRK-vedtektene §6 (allsidighet og saklighet) basert på 15 kvalitetskriterier. Tilsynsmyndighet: Medietilsynet.

EN

Our analyses measure compliance with NRK-Vedtektene §6 (impartiality and objectivity) based on 15 quality criteria. Regulatory authority: Medietilsynet.

~730’000Innslag / Items
5Programmer / Programmes
2000–2026Periode / Period
15Kriterier / Quality Criteria

Sammenligning / Comparison: NRK vs. SRG

NRK SRG
Ø Score 3.7 / 10 5.2 / 10
N 367 4931
NB

Merknad: Her vises de 20 mest påfallende av over 297 NRK-analyser. NRK-gjennomsnittet (Ø 3.7) ligger betydelig under SRG-nivået (Ø 5.2).

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Note: Showing the 20 most notable of over 297 NRK analyses. NRK’s average (Ø 3.7) is significantly below the SRG level (Ø 5.2).

Dagsnytt 18 (13) —
Dato Score Kontroverse NO PDF EN PDF
Rapportene gjennomgås for tiden og er midlertidig ikke tilgjengelige for nedlasting.
The reports are currently under review and temporarily unavailable for download.
Dagsrevyen (4) —
Dato Score Kontroverse NO PDF EN PDF
Rapportene gjennomgås for tiden og er midlertidig ikke tilgjengelige for nedlasting.
The reports are currently under review and temporarily unavailable for download.
Debatten (2) —
Dato Score Kontroverse NO PDF EN PDF
Rapportene gjennomgås for tiden og er midlertidig ikke tilgjengelige for nedlasting.
The reports are currently under review and temporarily unavailable for download.
Urix (1) —
Dato Score Kontroverse NO PDF EN PDF
Rapportene gjennomgås for tiden og er midlertidig ikke tilgjengelige for nedlasting.
The reports are currently under review and temporarily unavailable for download.
NB

Disse analysene dokumenterer minutt for minutt kildevalg, taletid, framing og kontekstualisering i norske TV-sendinger.

EN

These analyses document minute-by-minute source selection, speaking time, framing and contextualisation in Norwegian TV broadcasts.

Dette er et lite innblikk i vårt analysekorpus – innsyn etter behov, temaer og metaanalyser er mulig for forskning, redaksjoner og partier.
This is a small insight into our analysis corpus – access on request, topics and meta-analyses are available for research, newsrooms and parties.

Tilgang / Access:

Analysen@SVFAB.ch

Metodikk / Methodology: SVFAB Detailed Analysis v1.0 (15 kriterier / criteria, CHES 2024). Modell / Model: Claude Sonnet.

Legal Disclaimer

No factual determination
The results presented do not constitute factual determinations about individual persons, editorial teams, or broadcasts. They are the product of a standardized operationalization, not a finding of individual responsibility.
No legal judgment
The aggregated deviation index does not replace a legal assessment under Medieansvarslov §4. The determination of whether a specific broadcast violates legal requirements is exclusively the responsibility of the competent authorities (in particular Medietilsynet).
No proof of causation
Statistical correlations are not to be interpreted as proof of causal relationships or editorial intent. Deviation values may be influenced by topic selection, news environment, political controversy, or format logic.
No judgment of intent
The analysis measures observable structural characteristics of broadcasts. A score of 7 means a significant imbalance was detected — not that the editorial team intended it. The methodology makes no claims about motives or strategic objectives.
Heuristic comparison tool
The index serves comparative pattern recognition across thousands of broadcasts, not precise metric measurement of individual segments. Threshold values serve heuristic orientation, not sharp legal qualification.
AI-Assisted Analysis
This analysis was produced with the assistance of a large language model (LLM) and systematically cross-checked against original sources (transcripts, subtitles). The procedure is near-deterministic (temperature ≈ 0) but not fully reproducible. Criteria K10–K15 (soft facts) contain interpretive assessments that should be understood as analytical hypotheses.
Speaking Times Are Approximations
All speaking time indications are based on word count in the transcript (approx. 150 words/min.) and do not constitute second-precise measurements. They serve comparability across broadcasts, not as an exact metric.