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Turkish Newspaper Accuses İmamoğlu's Advisor of Funding Journalists
Akşam gazetesi accused Murat Ongun, press advisor to imprisoned Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, of funding several journalists, citing specific numbers of meetings and phone calls; the accused journalists denied the allegations and announced plans to sue.
Turkish Newspaper Accuses İmamoğlu's Advisor of Funding Journalists
Akşam gazetesi accused Murat Ongun, press advisor to imprisoned Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, of funding several journalists, citing specific numbers of meetings and phone calls; the accused journalists denied the allegations and announced plans to sue.
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60% Bias Score
Journalist Considers Democratic Congressional Run in New Hampshire
Political reporter Hanna Trudo may run for Congress as a Democrat in New Hampshire, following other journalists who have sought political office, with varying success rates; some won nominations, but most lost general elections.
Journalist Considers Democratic Congressional Run in New Hampshire
Political reporter Hanna Trudo may run for Congress as a Democrat in New Hampshire, following other journalists who have sought political office, with varying success rates; some won nominations, but most lost general elections.
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44% Bias Score
Stern-Preis Awards Highlight Investigative Journalism and Societal Issues
The Stern-Preis, formerly the Nannen Preis, awarded journalists for work including a documentary on the Yazidi genocide, an investigation of a Telegram sexual violence network, and reports on prison abuse; the award is presented by Stern magazine, now owned by RTL Germany.
Stern-Preis Awards Highlight Investigative Journalism and Societal Issues
The Stern-Preis, formerly the Nannen Preis, awarded journalists for work including a documentary on the Yazidi genocide, an investigation of a Telegram sexual violence network, and reports on prison abuse; the award is presented by Stern magazine, now owned by RTL Germany.
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12% Bias Score
Prisa Shareholders Approve Oughourlian's Management, Report Strong 2024 Results
Prisa's shareholder meeting overwhelmingly endorsed Joseph Oughourlian's leadership, approving 2024 results showing €185 million EBITDA, €750 million debt (down 10%), and rejecting rumors of selling Santillana, a key revenue generator.
Prisa Shareholders Approve Oughourlian's Management, Report Strong 2024 Results
Prisa's shareholder meeting overwhelmingly endorsed Joseph Oughourlian's leadership, approving 2024 results showing €185 million EBITDA, €750 million debt (down 10%), and rejecting rumors of selling Santillana, a key revenue generator.
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56% Bias Score
Ernotte Cunci Reappointed Head of France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte Cunci was reappointed President of France Télévisions for a third five-year term on May 14th, chosen by the Arcom over three other candidates, prioritizing continuity and digital transformation of France.tv, amidst budgetary challenges and a potential new public media holding compan...
Ernotte Cunci Reappointed Head of France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte Cunci was reappointed President of France Télévisions for a third five-year term on May 14th, chosen by the Arcom over three other candidates, prioritizing continuity and digital transformation of France.tv, amidst budgetary challenges and a potential new public media holding compan...
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44% Bias Score
Alan Jones Faces 35 Historical Sexual Assault Charges
Former Australian broadcaster Alan Jones faces 35 historical sexual assault charges involving 11 complainants in New South Wales, with his lawyer citing contradictory witness statements; the case is adjourned until July 8, 2025.
Alan Jones Faces 35 Historical Sexual Assault Charges
Former Australian broadcaster Alan Jones faces 35 historical sexual assault charges involving 11 complainants in New South Wales, with his lawyer citing contradictory witness statements; the case is adjourned until July 8, 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Solovyov Launches Pro-Patriotism Children's Program in Russia
Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov launched "SolovyovKids," a children's program funded with 750 million rubles annually (€8.5 million), aiming to cultivate patriotism from a young age, using AI-generated characters of global leaders; this follows a trend of pro-war propaganda in Russian kinderg...
Solovyov Launches Pro-Patriotism Children's Program in Russia
Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov launched "SolovyovKids," a children's program funded with 750 million rubles annually (€8.5 million), aiming to cultivate patriotism from a young age, using AI-generated characters of global leaders; this follows a trend of pro-war propaganda in Russian kinderg...
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48% Bias Score
IDF Spokesperson's Absence Creates Communication Vacuum During War
The article analyzes the stark contrast between the highly visible and trusted former IDF spokesperson, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, and his successor, Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin, whose minimal public presence is creating a communication vacuum during an ongoing conflict, impacting public trust and inte...
IDF Spokesperson's Absence Creates Communication Vacuum During War
The article analyzes the stark contrast between the highly visible and trusted former IDF spokesperson, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, and his successor, Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin, whose minimal public presence is creating a communication vacuum during an ongoing conflict, impacting public trust and inte...
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48% Bias Score
Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal Verdict Due Friday
A Federal Court in Australia will decide on Friday whether to overturn a multimillion-dollar defamation ruling against Ben Roberts-Smith, a former soldier accused of involvement in the killings of four unarmed Afghan prisoners; the court will also rule on an application to reopen the appeal based on...
Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal Verdict Due Friday
A Federal Court in Australia will decide on Friday whether to overturn a multimillion-dollar defamation ruling against Ben Roberts-Smith, a former soldier accused of involvement in the killings of four unarmed Afghan prisoners; the court will also rule on an application to reopen the appeal based on...
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44% Bias Score
CNN Announces New Streaming Service After CNN+ Failure
CNN announced a new streaming service launching this fall, integrating its existing digital subscription service to provide centralized access to news across platforms, differing from the failed CNN+ which had a solely subscription-based model and was shut down after a month.
CNN Announces New Streaming Service After CNN+ Failure
CNN announced a new streaming service launching this fall, integrating its existing digital subscription service to provide centralized access to news across platforms, differing from the failed CNN+ which had a solely subscription-based model and was shut down after a month.
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60% Bias Score
Eurovision 2024: New Measures Prioritize Artist Well-being After Criticism
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, has implemented significant changes to improve artist well-being following criticism of the 2023 event, including designated filming-free zones, special welfare staff, and a revised rehearsal schedule.
Eurovision 2024: New Measures Prioritize Artist Well-being After Criticism
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, has implemented significant changes to improve artist well-being following criticism of the 2023 event, including designated filming-free zones, special welfare staff, and a revised rehearsal schedule.
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36% Bias Score
NPR's Funding: A History of Political and Financial Pressure
From its decentralized origins to its current funding model, NPR's history reflects political and financial pressures. The CPB now funds local stations, who then purchase programs from NPR, resulting in only about 1% of NPR's budget coming directly from the federal government. Recent attempts to cut...
NPR's Funding: A History of Political and Financial Pressure
From its decentralized origins to its current funding model, NPR's history reflects political and financial pressures. The CPB now funds local stations, who then purchase programs from NPR, resulting in only about 1% of NPR's budget coming directly from the federal government. Recent attempts to cut...
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32% Bias Score
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