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(1450-1900)

Licence to Establish an Office of Advertisements in the City of Bergen, Copenhagen (1764)

Source: Danske Kanselli 1572-1799, RA/EA-3023/F/Fc/Fca/Fcaa/L0042: Norske registre, 1763-1766, s. 487a-b, 488a. Danish National Archives.

Citation:
Licence to Establish an Office of Advertisements in the City of Bergen, Copenhagen (1764), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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Full title:
Royal privilege for Ole Brose for an office of advertisements and newspaper in Bergen, Norway (7 December 1764)

Full title original language:
Kongelig privilegie til Ole Brose for adressekontor og avis i Bergen, Norge (7. desember 1764)

Abstract:
This document is an official copy of the royal licence granted to Police Prosecutor Ole Brose to establish an Advertising Office and Advertising Newspaper in the city of Bergen, Norway. Similar privileges were granted in three other Norwegian cities in that decade, which shows how the state sought to stimulate economic development with a printed newspaper as the main disseminator of relevant information. By granting Brose a royal licence to print personally, the state revealed its reliance on a trusted official as the legal owner of such information.

1 Commentary:
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Related documents in this database:
1764: Licence to Establish an Office of Advertisements in the City of Bergen

Author: Frederick V of Denmark

Publisher: N/A

Year: 1764

Location: Copenhagen

Language: Danish

Source: Danske Kanselli 1572-1799, RA/EA-3023/F/Fc/Fca/Fcaa/L0042: Norske registre, 1763-1766, s. 487a-b, 488a. Danish National Archives.

Persons referred to:
Brose, Ole

Places referred to:
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Cases referred to:
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Institutions referred to:
Bergens Adresse-contoirs Efterretninger
Privy Council of Denmark-Norway

Legislation:
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Keywords:
newspapers
privileges
privileges, printing
utility

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