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About: Klar Tale (newspaper)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Klar Tale (Clear Speech) is Norway's only easy-to-read newspaper. The newspaper tries to make the news understandable to all. The language is simple and the print is larger than in other newspapers. Klar Tale is published every week, with 12 pages of news and other current material from Norway and the world. The newspaper also has a Braille edition, is recorded on CD, and is available as a podcast. The company Mediehuset has editorial responsibility for the newspaper. Klar Tale is religiously and politically independent. Its editor is Kristin Steien Bratlie.