Expressen reporter accessed party network
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Published: 6 Sep, 2006 CET.
Updated: Wed 6 Sep 2006 09:49 CET
An Expressen reporter has been suspended after it emerged that he had accessed the Social Democrats' internal network, Sapnet.
Niklas Svensson, a political reporter for the Swedish tabloid, first got hold of the log-in information in March and since then had logged in three times, most recently in August.
"We take this very seriously," Expressen's editor Otto Sjöberg said in a press release.
Svensson had not informed his superiors that he had the log-in information, Sjöberg said.
According to Sjöberg, Expressen received the information via other media on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday morning Svensson confirmed that the information was true.
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Niklas Svensson, a political reporter for the Swedish tabloid, first got hold of the log-in information in March and since then had logged in three times, most recently in August.
"We take this very seriously," Expressen's editor Otto Sjöberg said in a press release.
Svensson had not informed his superiors that he had the log-in information, Sjöberg said.
According to Sjöberg, Expressen received the information via other media on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday morning Svensson confirmed that the information was true.
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