Euronews

Euronews is a European news media organization producing television and digital coverage of international and European affairs in multiple languages.

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European Broadcasting Union: An alliance of public service media organizations that coordinates cooperation and represents members internationally. The organization helped establish Euronews as a European news service in 1993.
News broadcasting: The production and transmission of current-affairs reporting through television or radio. Euronews combines broadcast reporting with digital distribution.
Euronews Albania: An Albanian-language television and digital news service associated with Euronews. It applies the Euronews model to Albanian audiences and current affairs.
BBC News: The news division of the British Broadcasting Corporation, producing journalism for domestic and international audiences. Its public-service origins and British institutional base differ from Euronews's multinational European identity.
Lyon: A major city in southeastern France, situated at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. Euronews launched there and maintained its headquarters in the city.
Multilingualism: The use of multiple languages by individuals, communities, or institutions. Euronews adapts coverage for audiences across several language services.
Euronews Georgia: A Georgian-language news service operating in partnership with Euronews. It extends the brand's multilingual model into Georgia's media market.
France 24: A French state-owned international news broadcaster transmitting in several languages. It offers a comparable multilingual service but represents French public diplomacy.
NBCUniversal: An American media company owning television networks, film studios, and other media businesses. Its investment brought a major American media group into Euronews's ownership history.
News agency: An organization that gathers news and supplies reports to subscribing media outlets. Euronews publishes its own services rather than functioning primarily as a wire supplier.