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Subsidies are given to media which contain a broad range of news, current affairs and debate content from different areas of society.contrary to the former press subsidy scheme, cf. norway's first report, news and current affairs media are eligible for grants regardless of the method of distribution (i.e. print or digital). also, the grant is calculated based on circulation and frequency on all platforms, and not strictly on the basis of the circulation of print newspapers. news media are grouped according to their circulation, publication frequency and local competitive environment. there are two main groups of recipients: 1) leading and sole media that publish at least one edition per week and have an average net circulation of between 1,000 and 6,000 copies. 2) secondary media that publish at least one edition per week and have an average net circulation of at least 1,000 copies. the distribution of funds between the groups defined in the regulations is determined by the ministry of culture each year, based on the economic development within the different groups.