texts from wer?m’s puter as source material in dodf files oe.
blomkvist’s extraordinary abse of the media strategy that he a together. every he try was looking for him. not until the book was launched did he give an exterview to she on tv4, on sg the state-run stations. but the questiohing but sytic.
blomkvist ecially pleased with one exge wheched a video of his appearaerview was broadcast live at the very momeo stoge found itself in freefall and a handful of financial yuppies were threatening to throw themselves out of as asked what was millennium’s responsibility with regard to the fact that sweden’s ey was now headed for a crash.
“the idea that sweden’s ey is headed for a onsense,” blomkvist said.
the host of she on tv4 looked perplexed. his reply did not follow the pattern she had exped she was forprovise. blomkvist got the follow-up question he ing for. “we’re experie single drop iory of the swedish stoge—and you think that’s nonsense?”
“you have to distiwo things—the swedish ey aock market. the swedish ey is the sum of all the goods a are produ this try every day. there are telephones from eri, volvo, s from sd shipments from kiruna to sk?vde. that’s the swedish ey, and it’s just as strooday as it was a week ago.”
he paused for effed took a sip of water.
“the stoge is something very different. there is no ey and no produ of goods ahere are only fantasies in whi oo the this or that pany is worth so many billions, more or less. it doeshing to do with reality or with the swedish ey.”
“s that it doeshe stoge drops like a rock?”
“er at all,” blomkvist said in a voice so weary a he sounded like some sort of oracle. his words would be quoted mahe followihe on.
“it o a bunch of heavy speculators are now moving their shareholdings from swedish pao germa’s the finanes that some tough reporter should identify aors. they’re the ones who are systematid perhaps deliberately damaging the swedish ey iisfy the profit iheir ts.”
thev4 made the mistake of askihe question that blomkvist had hoped for.
“and so you think that the media don’t have any responsibility?”
“oh yes, the media do have an enormous responsibility. for at least twenty years many fiers have refrained fr har?m. orary, they have actually helped to build up his prestige by publishing brainless, idolatrous portraits. if they had been doing their work properly, we would not fihis situation today.”
blomkvist’s appearaurning point. in hindsight, berger was ced that it was only when blomkvist went on tv and calmly defended his claims that the swedish media, ihe fact that millennium had beehe headlines for a week, reised that the story really did hold up. his attitude set the course for the story.
after the ihe wer?m affair imperceptibly slipped from the fiiohe desks of the crime reporters. i, ordiers had seldom or en about financial crime, except if it had to do with the russian moslav cigarette smugglers. crime reporters were o ie dealioge. one eveook blomkvist at his word aortraits of several e houses’ most important players, who were in the process of buying up germaies. the paper’s headli their try. all the brokers were io eions. every ohem deed. but the trading of shares decreased signifitly that day, and some brokers who wao loressive patri agaiream. blomkvist burst out laughing.
the pressure got to be so great that sombre men in dark suits put on a ed expression ahe most importahe exclusive club that made up the i circles of swedish fied on a colleague. all of a sudderial leaders and bas earing on tv and answeriions i damage trol. everyohe serioushe situation, an
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