euronews selects Headline NFP

2011-06-14

BRUSSELS - Yesterday evening on June 14, EU-Commissioner Viviane Reding officially opened the brand new euronews office in Brussels. euronews is the leading international news channel covering world news from a European perspective. Moreover it dedicates significant slots to EU current affairs. To allow for direct reporting from the capital of the European Union, euronews decided to set up a studio and editorial office in Brussels.

euronews selects Headline NFP as privileged partner for its office in Brussels

BRUSSELS - Yesterday evening on June 14, EU-Commissioner Viviane Reding officially opened the brand new euronews office in Brussels. euronews is the leading international news channel covering world news from a European perspective. Moreover it dedicates significant slots to EU current affairs. To allow for direct reporting from the capital of the European Union, euronews decided to set up a studio and editorial office in Brussels.

With its 10 permanent journalists, all native speakers and reporting in their own language - German, French, English, Italian, Farsi, Turkish, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian - euronews will manage to cover European affairs in greater depth, for an even broader audience.

euronews has chosen Headline NFP as its partner to set up its brand new offices and studio in the heart of the European quarter in Brussels. During a period of 4 years Headline NFP will be providing audiovisual services, ranging from studio facilities, camera crews and production, to euronews in Brussels.

Hans Deforce, managing partner of Headline NFP, confirms: ‘Delivering audiovisual services in Brussels and the rest of Europe has been our core business for more than 20 years. We are therefore very proud that Headline has been chosen as euronews’ privileged partner in Brussels.’

Better Journalism in the Digital Age

2012-03-08

In February 2010 the Carnegie UK Trust appointed Blair Jenkins as a ‘Carnegie Fellow’ to investigate how better news media can be delivered in the digital age. The results of Jenkins' investigation have now been published in a sharp report: 'Better Journalism in the Digital Age'.

Russia bars Ukrainian journalist for 5 years

2012-12-20

The Russian Federation has denied Ukrainian journalist Oleg Khomenok entry into the country for the next five years.

SKUP-journalists were targets

2011-07-24

OSLO - In police questioning, the norwegian terrorist accused Anders Behring Breivik (32) said he is the man behind the book "A European declaration of Independence". The book gives detailed information on why and how to attack the SKUP conference, aiming to kill as many journalists as possible.