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UK Eases Foreign Ownership Restrictions on Media
The UK's new Labour government permits foreign states to own up to 15% of British newspapers and magazines, reversing a 2023 ban and potentially resolving the ownership dispute around The Telegraph, while extending merger rules to digital media.
UK Eases Foreign Ownership Restrictions on Media
The UK's new Labour government permits foreign states to own up to 15% of British newspapers and magazines, reversing a 2023 ban and potentially resolving the ownership dispute around The Telegraph, while extending merger rules to digital media.
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32% Bias Score
Bezos' Washington Post Ownership Faces Scrutiny Amidst Staff Exodus and Subscriber Losses
Jeff Bezos' ownership of The Washington Post is under scrutiny due to the paper's declining readership, staff exodus, and controversies stemming from Bezos' editorial decisions, such as quashing a planned Kamala Harris endorsement, resulting in over 500,000 lost subscriptions and impacting staff mor...
Bezos' Washington Post Ownership Faces Scrutiny Amidst Staff Exodus and Subscriber Losses
Jeff Bezos' ownership of The Washington Post is under scrutiny due to the paper's declining readership, staff exodus, and controversies stemming from Bezos' editorial decisions, such as quashing a planned Kamala Harris endorsement, resulting in over 500,000 lost subscriptions and impacting staff mor...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Government's Digital TV Plan Ignites Power Struggle at Prisa Media
The Spanish government approved a plan to introduce a new ultra-high-definition television channel, creating a power struggle within Prisa Media, involving government intervention and a potential shift in media ownership.
Spanish Government's Digital TV Plan Ignites Power Struggle at Prisa Media
The Spanish government approved a plan to introduce a new ultra-high-definition television channel, creating a power struggle within Prisa Media, involving government intervention and a potential shift in media ownership.
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56% Bias Score
Washington Post Limits Opinion Section to "Personal Liberties and Free Markets
Jeff Bezos announced that The Washington Post's opinion section will focus on "personal liberties and free markets," limiting opposing views, leading to staff resignations and subscription cancellations, and raising concerns about media bias and oligarchic influence.
Washington Post Limits Opinion Section to "Personal Liberties and Free Markets
Jeff Bezos announced that The Washington Post's opinion section will focus on "personal liberties and free markets," limiting opposing views, leading to staff resignations and subscription cancellations, and raising concerns about media bias and oligarchic influence.
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60% Bias Score
Bezos Restricts Washington Post Opinion Section; Austria Forms Coalition Government; Germany Faces Increased Military Spending
Jeff Bezos announced new guidelines for the Washington Post's opinion section, restricting acceptable topics to personal freedom and free markets, leading to the departure of opinion editor David Shipley; simultaneously, Austria's ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos parties agreed on a coalition government; Germany'...
Bezos Restricts Washington Post Opinion Section; Austria Forms Coalition Government; Germany Faces Increased Military Spending
Jeff Bezos announced new guidelines for the Washington Post's opinion section, restricting acceptable topics to personal freedom and free markets, leading to the departure of opinion editor David Shipley; simultaneously, Austria's ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos parties agreed on a coalition government; Germany'...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Mogul Calls for Media Protection Against US Tech Giants
Dutch media mogul Joop van den Ende is calling on the Dutch government to protect its media from American tech giants, urging investment in public broadcasting and supporting the controversial RTL acquisition by DPG Media due to concerns about American tech giants' influence on elections and the spr...
Dutch Mogul Calls for Media Protection Against US Tech Giants
Dutch media mogul Joop van den Ende is calling on the Dutch government to protect its media from American tech giants, urging investment in public broadcasting and supporting the controversial RTL acquisition by DPG Media due to concerns about American tech giants' influence on elections and the spr...
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52% Bias Score
UK Allows 15% Foreign State Ownership in National Newspapers
The UK government will permit foreign state investors to own up to 15% of British national newspapers, resolving a dispute over The Daily Telegraph's ownership and addressing industry funding concerns; this follows a two-year impasse and months of consultation.
UK Allows 15% Foreign State Ownership in National Newspapers
The UK government will permit foreign state investors to own up to 15% of British national newspapers, resolving a dispute over The Daily Telegraph's ownership and addressing industry funding concerns; this follows a two-year impasse and months of consultation.
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56% Bias Score
RedBird Capital Seeks to Acquire the Daily and Sunday Telegraph
RedBird Capital, aiming to finalize a deal next month, seeks to acquire the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, ending a two-year ownership uncertainty triggered by a UK law blocking foreign ownership after Lloyds Bank took control due to the Barclay family's unpaid debts.
RedBird Capital Seeks to Acquire the Daily and Sunday Telegraph
RedBird Capital, aiming to finalize a deal next month, seeks to acquire the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, ending a two-year ownership uncertainty triggered by a UK law blocking foreign ownership after Lloyds Bank took control due to the Barclay family's unpaid debts.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Left's Media Control vs. Right's Apathy
Óscar López's visit to Vincent Bolloré aimed to pressure him into supporting the Spanish government's efforts to gain control over Prisa, the media company that owns El País, revealing a stark contrast between the left's proactive media strategy and the right's apparent apathy.
Spanish Left's Media Control vs. Right's Apathy
Óscar López's visit to Vincent Bolloré aimed to pressure him into supporting the Spanish government's efforts to gain control over Prisa, the media company that owns El País, revealing a stark contrast between the left's proactive media strategy and the right's apparent apathy.
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64% Bias Score
Bezos's Editorial Overhaul Sparks Outrage at Washington Post
Jeff Bezos announced a major shift in the Washington Post's Opinion section, focusing it on personal liberties and free markets, prompting resignations and criticism from current and former staffers who accuse Bezos of prioritizing his personal views and commercial interests over journalistic integr...
Bezos's Editorial Overhaul Sparks Outrage at Washington Post
Jeff Bezos announced a major shift in the Washington Post's Opinion section, focusing it on personal liberties and free markets, prompting resignations and criticism from current and former staffers who accuse Bezos of prioritizing his personal views and commercial interests over journalistic integr...
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56% Bias Score
WA Independent Targets Media's Gas Links
In Western Australia, independent candidate Kate Hulett is campaigning against Seven West Media's gas industry ties, proposing legislation to prevent gas companies from owning media and launching inquiries into government dealings with gas exporters, fueled by a $50,000 Climate 200 donation.
WA Independent Targets Media's Gas Links
In Western Australia, independent candidate Kate Hulett is campaigning against Seven West Media's gas industry ties, proposing legislation to prevent gas companies from owning media and launching inquiries into government dealings with gas exporters, fueled by a $50,000 Climate 200 donation.
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40% Bias Score
Albanese hires Andrews for election debate prep
Facing falling poll numbers, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hired former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to help him prepare for upcoming election debates against opposition leader Peter Dutton, who is seen as a strong contender.
Albanese hires Andrews for election debate prep
Facing falling poll numbers, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hired former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to help him prepare for upcoming election debates against opposition leader Peter Dutton, who is seen as a strong contender.
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60% Bias Score
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