The AFP Foundation today called for submissions for the 2010 AFP Kate Webb Prize to recognize exceptional work produced while reporting in dangerous or difficult circumstances in Asia.
Up to 100 African women sports reporters have begun receiving professional training in a programme sponsored by FIFA, football’s world governing body.
Record Asset Management GmbH (“RAM”), a subsidiary of London-listed Record plc (“Record” or the “Group”), is pleased to announce that it is now operating cashflow positive, thereby marking a transition from its investment phase into a growth business within the Group, and a significant milestone towards sustainable profitability. RAM is the European asset management arm of Record, the London-listed specialist investment group managing USD 122 billion of assets on behalf of institutional clien...
C.H. Guenther & Son LLC (“C.H. Guenther” or “CHG”), a leading food manufacturer, has opened a new Centre of Excellence (the “Centre”) at its flagship Coventry bakery, creating a dedicated innovation and customer collaboration hub designed to accelerate the development of premium bakery products across the UK and Europe. The new facility has been designed to support CHG’s customers including leading global quick service restaurants, foodservice operators and retailers as they develop, test a...
Football fans embody club loyalty that no boardroom can manufacture. But as global capital reshapes the world’s most-watched sport, who it belongs to is increasingly contested. This question is at the heart of Qatar Foundation’s latest Doha Debates town hall, “Football fandom: Community or commodity?”, now available on Doha Debates and Al Jazeera Digital platforms. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260902833406/en/Doha ...
Agence France-Presse, the world's third largest international news agency, and EFE, the leading Spanish-language news agency, agreed Saturday to join forces in a fight against piracy and the uncredited use of their material. The agreement was signed at the 66th assembly of the Inter-American Press Association being held in the city of Merida.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) will be the first global news agency to introduce High Definition videos. The HD roll out will begin September 15th in French and English and over the following weeks, AFP’s HD videos will be available in the 5 other AFP VIDEO languages: Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, German and Polish.
