European Commission pays radio stations to cover news
The European Commission has announced a £4.3m-a-year fund for radio stations to help them cover news about the European Union…
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Dutch civil servants ‘hacked into newsroom computers’
Four Dutch government officials, accused of hacking into a newsroom’s computer system to see what was being written about them,…
ByPearson sale of FT Deutschland expected shortly
Financial Times publisher Pearson is expected to shortly announce the sale of its 50 per cent stake in German business…
ByNorwegian reporter killed as suicide squad attacks Kabul hotel
A reporter for Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, Carsten Thomassen, was killed in a terrorist attack in Kabul on 14 January. Thomassen,…
ByFrench media criticised over fake Facebook president
Techcrunch sums up what it says is “probably the biggest hoax in the history of Facebook” and is one of…
ByBBC World Service joins international broadcasters’ call for media freedom
The BBC World Service, along with Deutsche Welle, Radio France Internationale, Radio Netherlands Worldwide and the Voice of America issued…
ByBBC World Service joins international broadcasters’ call for media freedom
The BBC World Service, along with Deutsche Welle, Radio France Internationale, Radio Netherlands Worldwide and the Voice of America issued…
ByLe Monde launches web 2.0 experiment
Le Monde has launched an interactive web site site Le Post that provides news from content produced by staff and by…
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