Hyper is a digital
communication agency based
in Oslo, Norway.

We differ from most digital agencies by combining pedagogical experience with skills in communication and technology. More?

Kunnskapsreisen

Byggmakker wanted to make an engaging and motivating internal campaign/course. We hired Børge Ousland as a digital motivator and built an awardwinning concept based on solving assignments in 15 episodes.

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Gold to Hyper in Retailprisen 2012

For the second year on a row Hyper strikes gold! This time together with Rema1000

Hiring Design + Motion Hybrid

A person with an eye for details in both still and moving images.

Hiring project manager

For å styrke våre produksjoner søker vi nå en prosjektleder som har et øye for detaljer samtidig som du har en god oversikt. (sorry ...

Character Bonanza!

The ever-growing Design and Motion department of Hyper, chose the Berlin Pictoplasma Conference 2013 as their annual inspiration-trip for their motion designers.

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2000Dot.com crashes and Hyper is established under the name Hyperlinkto by three young entrepreneurs. 2001iPod is launched with a 5 GB hard drive, enough to put over 1000 songs in your pocket. 2002Scandinavia Online (www.sol.no) is the biggest website in Norway. 2003The interactive web-award "Sølvtaggen" is established. 2004In January 2004 Mark Zuckerberg starts writing code for a new website he later called Facebook. The media becomes social. 2005The first video called "Me at the zoo" was uploaded to a website called YouTube on April 23rd 2005 by its founder Jawed Karim. 2006The first ever tweet was written saying "just setting up my twttr". Twitter spun off into its own company in April 2007. 2007The first iPhone-ad was titled "Hello" and aired on Februrary 25th, 2007. Apple entering the mobile phone market changed everything. 2008We change our company name from Hyperlinkto to Hyper Interaktiv. 2009The collapsing world economy hits the market hard, but Hyper gets off quite unharmed. 2010iPad launched on January 27th by Steve Jobs. Apple fans go crazy. Again.