News for tag: Oslo
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This Friday and Saturday, the Reference Group of the Eurovision Song Contest will meet NRK organisers in Oslo to look into the preparations for Europe's favourite TV-show. On Friday, the contest's governing body will attend the Host City Insignia Exchange at the Bærum Kulturhus, followed by a press conference to reveal the theme art of the event.
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On the 4th of December, the Mayors of Moscow, Oslo and Bærum will gather at the Bærum Kulturhus for the Host City Insignia Exchange, celebrating the official hand-over between the Host Cities of the 2009 and 2010 Eurovision Song Contest.
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The Host Broadcaster of the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest, NRK, has revealed the companies who will produce the overall graphic design and visual identity for the upcoming event.
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) today announced Telenor Group as Presenting Partner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 in Oslo. The three shows, Semi-Finals on 25th and 27th of May and the Final on 29th of May 2010, will be televised live, hosted by the Norwegian national public broadcaster NRK.
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The governing body of the Eurovision Song Contest, the Reference Group, is having its first meeting in next year's Host City, Oslo. The group meets today and tomorrow, and has a busy agenda! Eurovision.tv gives you an insight.
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Have you been wondering what the winner of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, Alexander Rybak is doing? Have you heard something about his concerts but have no information? We'll do our best to help you.
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The brand new Fornebu Arena, some 15 minutes from Oslo's city centre, will host the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest on 25, 27 and 29 May next year. Host Broadcaster NRK announced that today. A pre-agreement was signed earlier today by NRK and the stadium, which is situated in Bærum just south of Norway's capital.
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Just weeks after winning the Eurovision Song Contest, preparations for next year's running are already daily business at Norwegian broadcaster NRK. The first meeting between EBU organisers and the NRK production team has already taken place, while key positions have been filled at next year's Host Broadcaster.
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The winning song of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest has now reached huge success all over the continent. According to the most reliable European singles chart - European Hot 100 Singles - Alexander Rybak's Fairytale is the third most sold single in Europe.
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The 55th running of the Eurovision Song Contest will take place in the Oslo area, Host Broadcaster NRK and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) jointly announced today. The two Semi-Finals of the contest are now confirmed to take place on Tuesday 25 May and Thursday 27 May, the Grand Final on Saturday 29 May, 2010. A venue to host the competition is still to be chosen.
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Earlier today, Host Broadcaster NRK and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the Oslo area as next year's location for the Eurovision Song Contest. It is the second time that the Norwegian capital hosts the competition, which was broadcast live from Oslo in 1996. Eurovision.tv presents to you the 2010 home of Europe's favourite TV-show... Welcome to Oslo!
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