AfterDawn, Tom's Hardware established in Denmark

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Finnish media company AfterDawn Oy has established two new localized versions of Tom's Hardware and AfterDawn.com in Denmark.

AfterDawn.dk hosts AfterDawn's software collection and some other basic services you would find at AfterDawn.com, while Tom's Hardware Denmark (tomshardware.dk) specializes in thorough tech-related news, product reviews and in-depth technical articles primarily edited by Martin Graversen and Michael Larsen, two recent additions to the AfterDawn team with backgrounds in Danish tech media.

Tom's Hardware, which boasts over 30 million readers per month, is owned by Bestofmedia Group. Through a licensing agreement with the French company, AfterDawn Oy is tasked with establishing a presence of Tom's Hardware in all the Nordic countries.

Tom's Hardware Finland went live last year, and AfterDawn Oy will launch Tom's Hardware in Norway over the coming weeks, and in Sweden later on in the year.

Danish AfterDawn: www.afterdawn.dk

Tom's Hardware Denmark: www.tomshardware.dk

Press Release (Danish): www.tomshardware.dk..

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