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The Panama Papers was a successful example of investigative journalism, both in terms of scope and international cooperation, as well as, to an extent, even having an impact on police and tax authorities’ practices. But to what extent did the investigation contribute to influencing public understanding – thus awakening public awareness and enhancing democratic participation with regard to the question of transparency? Norway is a country where no politician or other elite representative had to resign as a result of the leak. This article analyses the messages of those Norwegian media outlets having the most comprehensive coverage in the first weeks following the leak, and tries in part to see it through the eyes of an ordinary citizen attempting to make sense of this complex phenomenon.

“What someone wants kept in the dark.” An Analysis of the Norwegian Panama Papers Coverage