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working groups and board of directors are not mentioned in the sustainability webpages. Society is notmentioned in the press releases.Table 3.The top ten stakeholders in CSR reports, sustainability webpages and press releasesCSR reportsSustainability Press releaseswebpagesAuthorities - - 37Board of directors 18 - 74Companies of own sector 75 35 178Cooperative companies 104 63 362Customers 154 123 314Directors 28 24 -Employees 193 105 172Environmentalorganisations- 17 -EU - 19 -Finn - - 46Internal working groups 29 - 36Non-governmentalorganisations109 60 120Passengers - - 94Society 31 32 -Superiors 20 - -Suppliers - 16 -- = not in the top tenThe top four is bolded.The top ten stakeholders in CSR by disclosure type and parts of CSR are presented in Table 4. In thisdetailed analysis, the differences in the mentioned stakeholders were wider. Companies from own sector,cooperative companies, customers and non-governmental organisations were typically the top fourstakeholders. In the social responsibility of the CSR reports, the sustainability webpages and the pressreleases, the only difference to this were the employees instead of companies from own sector. Ineconomic responsibility of the sustainability webpages, the difference was the society instead of thecompanies from own sector. In the social responsibility of the press releases the difference was theemployees instead of the companies from the own sector. Companies from own sector, cooperativecompanies, customers and non-governmental organisations were in top ten list of each areas. Incontrast, fisherman, general meeting and investors were mentioned only in one area.354