Media

The News Corp chief goes after his former editor at The Times over BBC bias.

The BBC’s director-general relies on his trusted senior staff to turn around the fortunes of the corporation.

The BBC braces for the most radical shakeup in its 92-year history.

The impact of the cable profit behemoth on American political life is greatly exaggerated.

The terrorist’s favorite authors imagine what he gained from reading their books.

Janine Gibson was once viewed as a strong favorite to win the newspaper’s top job.

Europe’s largest broadcaster has few friends in the newly formed Tory government in London.

Writing in Libération, 40 female journalists denounce French politicians behaving badly.

POLITICO introduces its very first Italian edition of the weekly In the loop podcast.

POLITICO’s In the loop podcast gives you a roundup of the week that has been and those events that will spark the debate in the weeks to come.

POLITICO’s In the loop podcast gives you a roundup of the week that has been and those events that will spark the debate in the weeks to come.

The creation of a news partnership comes at a sensitive time for Google in Europe.

At least seven major European publishers have signed on to the initiative.

Politico’s In the Loop podcast gives you a roundup of the week that has been and those events that will spark the debate in the weeks to …

POLITICO staff hands out the first print edition of the newspaper at the European Commission’s Berlaymont building.

POLITICO launches in Europe on 23 April 2015.

POLITICO, the Washington-based political news organisation founded in 2007, has a clear ambition for its Brussels office: “to be Europe’s leading publication on politics and policy”, says …

POLITICO’s In the loop podcast gives you a roundup of the week that has been and those events that will spark the debate in the weeks to come.

‘Strategic dialogue’ opened as the pan-European news network considers new investor options.

The EU’s strategy to counter what it sees as misleading Russian coverage is floundering.

Regulating Russian-language media rebroadcast in the EU is easier said than done, with commercial TV operators fearful greater regulation could undermine the single market.

To counter Russian propaganda, the EU is debating the merits of initiatives to provide Russian-language television content.

Foreign ministers meeting in Brussels have kick-started a discussion about how to counter Russian media influence, particularly among ethnic Russian speakers in the Baltic states and Ukraine.

European commissioners will be sent a daily briefing on how to answer topical questions.