Emil Martesen
Emil Frøkjær Martesen is an editor at Media Group Denmark and serves as editor-in-chief of several of Denmark’s most widely read news websites. My interest in the news cycle began at an early age, and today I am behind articles that virtually every Dane has come across at some point.With many years of experience in the media industry, I have published a wide range of content across the news websites owned by Media Group Denmark. Today, I play a central role in news publishing, and with a strong editorial understanding, I primarily cover journalism focused on everyday life, current social trends and stories with broad relevance that resonate with ordinary people.
I mainly publish content on Dagens.dk, Nyheder24.dk, Denoffentlige.dk, Trend.dk, as well as the international websites Dagens.se og Dagens.no.My editorial expertise makes me a key contributor to the results achieved by the company. Through my work, I help ensure that Media Group Denmark’s publications deliver unique content and reach a massive audience.You are always welcome to get in touch with me through my social media profiles: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004854153649&locale=da_DKhttps://muckrack.com/emil-martesen
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