Story House Egmont generally welcomes the modernisation of media support. A media support model is needed that matches media developments and promotes equal terms for journalistic media.

Andreas Morthorst will assume the CFO position at Egmont on January 1, 2026. He will contribute to Egmont’s continued development as the Nordic region’s largest media group, bringing with him financial and business strategy experience from several large companies.

A life in poverty has major consequences for children and young people’s life satisfaction, health, relationships, and self-belief, according to new studies. Children and organizations are calling for action.

Young people living with chronic or serious physical illness face far greater challenges in completing an upper secondary education compared to their peers. SygtStærk wants to change that. With a grant of DKK 22 million from the Egmont Foundation and a newly established board, the organization will expand communities and activities for young people with chronic illness throughout Denmark.

Egmont is co-signing an op-ed about how tech giants are blocking, deprioritising and censoring our publishing content. AI models are trained using our content without our consent.

The agreement between the Danish government, the Green Left (SF) and the Social Liberal Party (de Radikale) on a new production rebate will be crucial for increasing film and series production in Denmark in future. The parties have listened to the needs of a struggling film industry, says Egmont-owned Nordisk Film.

Jakob Engel-Schmidt, Paprika Steen, Maren Uthaug, Rasmus Tantholdt, Ghita Nørby, Nicolaj Kopernikus, Leif Davidsen, Bo Lidegaard, Martin Kongstad, Sandy French, Sara Bro, Petra Nagel, Niels Krause-Kjær, Lone Theils, and Rane Willerslev are among the participants when Egmont offers interviews and debates on two stages in Allinge on Friday, June 13th.

Nearly one in four young people with a serious physical illness do not complete any education beyond primary school. That is almost twice as many as in the general population. Many face barriers within the education system, but they have ambitions just like anyone else, according to new studies.