normalpresset
Normalpresset is a term used in the context of Norwegian printing and publishing history, referring to a period of standardization and modernization in the printing industry during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The term originates from the Norwegian phrase "normalpress," which translates to "standard press," reflecting the shift toward mechanized and uniform printing techniques.
During this era, Norwegian printers adopted new technologies such as the rotary press, which significantly increased
The movement gained momentum in the 1890s, driven by advancements in European printing technology and the need
The normalpresset era also had cultural implications, as it contributed to the homogenization of Norwegian printed
Today, the term "normalpresset" is primarily of historical significance, marking a pivotal phase in Norway’s technological