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Fjuken is a weekly local newspaper published in Skjåk, Norway. It serves for Skjåk, Lom and Vågå.

Fjuken was founded in 1989. ^[1] The founders were initially community members. ^[1] The paper is published by the company Skjåk Mediautvikling AS, which in turn has the following owners:

• Lom og Skjåk Sparebank 21.5%
• Fjordingen AS 21.3%
• Polaris Media ^[1] 18.7%
• other 38.5%

The paper had the 2006 circulation of 4,109 copies, of which 3,895 were subscribers. ^[2]

• Norwegian Media Registry Archived 2004-03-30 at the Wayback Machine

• Fjuken homepage

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