Organization

Starting in 1804 as a small book store and publishing firm, Bonnier is now a multi-channel media company with experience and knowledge in a full range of media in 175 companies across 16 countries. Bonnier AB is wholly owned by the Bonnier family through Bonnier Holding.

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Businesses

Bonnierförlagen is Sweden's largest publishing group with a broad publishing list in all genres. It is comprised of, among others, Albert Bonniers förlag, Wahlström & Widstrand and Forum, plus Adlibris (the largest online book store in the Nordic countries).
Bonnier Books Finland includes publisher Tammi, known for its strong domestic authors and a leader in children's books, and leading general literature publisher WSOY.
Bonnier Media Deutschland publishes fiction through the publishing houses Piper and Ullstein, and is the leading publisher of children's books via Carlsen Verlag and Thienemann Verlag.
Bonnier Publishing includes children's book publishers Templar Publishing, Autumn Publishing and Hot Key Books in the U.K. as well as publishers in France and Australia.
Cappelen Damm is Norway's leading book publisher. The business also includes bookshop chain Tanum.

MTV Media operates Finland's No. 1 commercial TV channel, MTV3 plus seven other channels as well as Finland's leading commercial radio station, Radio Nova.
Production companies Scandinavian Studios and Nyhetsbolaget Sverige are part of Nordic Broadcasting.
The TV4 Group includes more than 40 TV channels, in Sweden and in other Nordic countries, including Sweden's No. 1 TV channel, TV4. Also included is C More, the leading provider of premium TV in the Nordic countries.

Digital Services includes Bink, the cross-Bonnier digital sales company, Toca Boca, a play studio that makes digital toys for kids, Bonnier Gaming which operates and develops online gaming products and services, Moving Media+  markets and develops the Mag+ platform, a tool for creating and managing digital content on tablets, as well as Bonnier Digital which is the media technology company for Bonnier's Nordic companies.
SF Consumer Entertainment has businesses throughout the Nordic region: SF Bio has cinemas in Sweden and Norway, Homeenter sells film and music in the Nordic countries, Discshop sells film and games in Sweden and Finland. Also included is SF Media, which sells advertising for the Swedish cinema chain as well as SF Kino, which runs the cinemas in Norway.
The Swedish Film company Svensk Filmindustri is one of the world's oldest and most distinguished film production companies. It is also a leading distributor of film and video in the Nordic region.

Bonnier includes three large magazine publishers: Bonnier Corporation in the U.S., Bonnier Publications with headquarters in Copenhagen and offices in Finland, Norway and Russia, and Bonnier Tidskrifter in Stockholm. Together, they publish approximately 200 titles in seven countries. In addition to magazines (special interest magazines, lifestyle magazines and trade press), the activities also include digital media, custom publishing, events, film production and books. 

Bonnier Business Press publishes daily business newspapers and conducts online activity in ten countries. The business area also includes Medicine Today International.
Børsen is the leading business daily in Denmark with an established place in the Danish business world with its continuous publication since its start in 1896.
Dagens industri is Sweden's No. 1 business newspaper with a circulation of 110,000.
Dagens Nyheter is Sweden's No. 1 morning paper and an agenda-setter in the country. It was established in 1864.
Expressen publishes the three evening newspapers Expressen, GT and Kvällsposten. Expressen is a national paper, GT primary audience is west Sweden and Kvällsposten southern Sweden.
Sydsvenskan is the leading source of news in southern Sweden. The morning paper has been pubslihed since 1848. The paper also publishes City Malmö Lund.
The Bold Printing Group is one of Europe's largest printing groups. The company includes DNEX outside Stockholm, Borås Tidning Tryckeri in central Sweden and Sydsvenskan Tryck in Malmö in southern Sweden.