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| Preceded by Thor Bjarne Bore | Chief editor of Vårt Land 1983–1989 (jointly with Gisle Hollekim 1983–85, jointly with Helge Kjøllesdal 1985–89) | Succeeded by Åge Petter Christiansen |
| Preceded by Magne Gaasemyr | Chief editor of Bergens Tidende 1994–1997 | Succeeded by Einar Hålien |
| Preceded by Per Brunvand | Chair of the Association of Norwegian Editors 1989–1997 | Succeeded by Tor Axelsen |
| Preceded by Einar Hanseid | Chief editor of Aftenposten 2004–2008 | Succeeded by Hilde Haugsgjerd (acting) |
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