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Lehman Brothers, BP and now the financial markets! Cometh the hour, cometh the man. Andrew Gowers, sometime editor of the Financial Times, has become interim strategic...

Protests in Hungary, Spanish debt worries and problems for the German president in our round-up of what's in the newspapers. Thousands of people protested in Budapest last...

Jussi Pesonen has been appointed chairman of the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI). Pesonen, the chief executive officer of UPM-Kymmene Corporation, will...

Commissioner warns: ‘Invest or face price-cuts'. The battle over what to do with Europe's ageing copper telephone lines has stepped up a gear, with Neelie Kroes, the...

Libya and Dominique Strauss-Kahn are the big topics in today's papers. Muammar Qaddafi vowed “martyrdom or victory” hours after Libyan rebels swarmed into his compound...

European newspapers give ample space to a meeting later in the day between Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, and Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president. The two leaders,...

A round-up of the headlines making news around Europe. US President Barack Obama has announced a last-minute deal to raise the United States' borrowing limit, and urged...

The Murdoch experience is a microcosm of how modern globalisation works. Big economic crises often cause iconic companies to falter. Rupert Murdoch's media empire is a model...

A look at the EU targets that Hans Magnus Enzensberger has chosen to flay. ‘Democratic deficit' is far too mild a euphemism for the authoritarian condition that Hans...

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Commission investigation closed after studios revise contracts to help independent film distributors. The European Commission has closed an anti-trust investigation after...

I would like to draw attention to three serious errors in two articles relating to me  (“Court clashes,” Entre Nous, 13-20 January, and “MEPs want answers on...

Allegations fly in the European Court of Auditors. Maarten Engwirda stepped down this month as the Dutch member of the European Court of Auditors, where he has been since...

The text of the new law leaves too much room for interpretation. Critics of Hungary's media law have been accused of misinterpreting its provisions. Wilfried Martens, the...

Single-screen cinemas call for help to make the digital leap. Europe's small art-house cinemas could disappear without public support to bring them into the digital age,...

Circulation & marketing co-ordinator (maternity cover for 7 months) The person in this role will be in charge of designing, implementing and reporting on European Voice's...

Commission gives Sky Italia go-ahead to bid for one terrestrial frequency. The European Commission has today approved Sky Italia, the Italian subsidiary of News...

Leagues are fighting to protect the exclusive licences that they sell to TV channels. Television broadcasting rights constitute football's largest revenue source, and the...