Fritt Ord

com.adobe.alloy.getTld [x2] Registers data on visitors' website-behaviour. This is used for internal analysis and website optimization. p [x4] Implements audio-files on the website, and determines how many and who have listened to these files. hex (32) Used to manage server calls to the website's backend systems. LOCAL STORAGE ID PICOX ID Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. LOCAL STORAGE ID VIMEO PLAYER Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. PLAYER PICOX SAMPLING SEED Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. LAST RESULT ENTRY KEY [x2] Tracks interaction with embedded content to improve user experience. yt-icons-last-purged [x2] Necessary for the implementation and functionality of YouTube video-content on the website. ytidb::LAST RESULT ENTRY KEY [x2] Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. ServiceWorkerLogsDatabase SWHealthLog Necessary for the implementation and functionality of YouTube video-content on the website. api/audience/profile Collects data on visitor interaction with the website's video-content. This data is used to make the website's video-content more relevant towards the visitor. The Fritt Ord Foundation is a private non-profit foundation that is intended to protect and promote freedom of expression, public debate, art and culture. Our Articles of Association state: “The paramount object of The Fritt Ord Foundation is to protect and promote freedom of expression and the environment for freedom of expression in Norway, especially by encouraging lively debate and through the courageous use of free speech. The Fritt Ord Foundation can also support other aspects of Norwegian culture, primarily those that promote free speech.” What kind of freedom of expression culture is evolving in today’s society? How we can pave the way for an open, free debate? This involves far more than just freedom of expression in the legal sense, for example, it includes topics such as hate speech, data protection, surveillance, a lack of transparency and a weak culture to support whistleblowing in some parts of working life. How can documentary books, documentary films, seminars, conferences and debates help us obtain and discuss the information society needs? Can we, through these works, provide new knowledge on topics not adequately covered previously and new perspectives on and interpretations of existing knowledge? How can art and the expression of culture through dramatic and pictorial art contribute to insights and exchanges about social conditions? Important breakthroughs for freedom of expression have often taken place through art and the general cultural debate.