A major advertising campaign questioning the existance of God has blanketed the Swedish capital all this week. 
In full page-ads in the largest newspapers, on billboards in subway stations and even on bus shelters,  the message is trumpeted: “God probably doesn’t exist”  (Gud finns nog inte.)  The message is accompanied by flag images which symbolize the three main monotheistic faiths: Christianity, Judaism and Islam.  Its been rainy and cold all week, with dark skies and heavy winds:  I guess the man upstairs is pissed off, or not. (…)

The Stockholm City Museum is arranging guided tours in English of the locations depicted in author Stieg Larsson’s phenomonally successful Millenium thriller series.

Rumors about the imminent demise of publications printed on paper seem to be exaggerated, at least from a Scandinavian perspective. (…)