CPHPost
Denmark’s leading source for news in English. In addition to publishing the only regularly printed English-language newspaper in Denmark, we also provide constantly updated on-line news.
In addition to more than a decade of experience selecting and writing news for our own publications, The Copenhagen Post also produces and delivers news on a daily basis to national and international news organisations.
On a national level we provide news services for organisations such as Jyllands-Posten and Infomedia. Daily news is also provided to a number of official national websites, including Expat in Denmark.
Internationally, The Copenhagen Post has delivered news to organisations such as Agence France Presse, Al-Jazeera, the BBC, and The New York Times Syndicate.
These relationships combine to give The Copenhagen Post an extensive and well-functioning network of contacts in the print, broadcast and on-line media.
Because The Copenhagen Post’s news staff is made up solely of native English speakers who have an extensive knowledge of the Danish language and the country’s current affairs, we are able to provide news that is second to none, and which has featured in international and national publications.
In addition to news, The Copenhagen Post is also a leading provider of non-news services to the private and public sectors. Over the past six years, the number organisations turning to us to provide writing, translation, editing, production or delivery services has increased dramatically. This is due in no small measure to the increased presence of international organisations, workers and students in Denmark, especially Copenhagen.
In addition to our weekly newspaper and our InOut entertainment section, The Copenhagen Post also publishes news and advertising supplements on a regular basis. Please click on one of the images above to view an online version of our publications.
In addition to more than a decade of experience selecting and writing news for our own publications, The Copenhagen Post also produces and delivers news on a daily basis to national and international news organisations.
On a national level we provide news services for organisations such as Jyllands-Posten and Infomedia. Daily news is also provided to a number of official national websites, including Expat in Denmark.
Internationally, The Copenhagen Post has delivered news to organisations such as Agence France Presse, Al-Jazeera, the BBC, and The New York Times Syndicate.
These relationships combine to give The Copenhagen Post an extensive and well-functioning network of contacts in the print, broadcast and on-line media.
Because The Copenhagen Post’s news staff is made up solely of native English speakers who have an extensive knowledge of the Danish language and the country’s current affairs, we are able to provide news that is second to none, and which has featured in international and national publications.
In addition to news, The Copenhagen Post is also a leading provider of non-news services to the private and public sectors. Over the past six years, the number organisations turning to us to provide writing, translation, editing, production or delivery services has increased dramatically. This is due in no small measure to the increased presence of international organisations, workers and students in Denmark, especially Copenhagen.
In addition to our weekly newspaper and our InOut entertainment section, The Copenhagen Post also publishes news and advertising supplements on a regular basis. Please click on one of the images above to view an online version of our publications.
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Reviews (4)
Joe. G.
May 12, 2018
Pretty pointless app, headlines only, and no linking to the full article/website, don't bother,
Jam. T.
Apr 30, 2018
You can only see the headlines not the full stories and neither can you swipe between stories.
Mur. R.
Feb 17, 2016
It's very useful to get latest news about Denmark and events.
App seems to only give the headline of a story and allow you to share it. I cannot actually read any articles and have had to resort to just finding the website online.