‘You’re continuously lying’: Spanish minister walks out of interview on Catalonia
Josep Borrell refuses to answer questions on Catalan independence and Spanish constitutional reform during ‘Conflict Zone’ on German public TV Deutsche Welle
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Court investigates Catalan public media directors over referendum
TV and radio heads to face judge on January 23
Spain's prosecutor accuses Catalan authorities of influencing international coverage of referendum
Prosecution report on sentence requests for indicted leaders says major foreign media outlets used international press center to do "live reporting"
A reflection on the future at the MACBA museum
Raqs Media Collective puts on ‘In the Open or in Stealth’
Cs leader clashes with journalist: 'You lie, you're a separatist propaganda apparatus'
Albert Rivera accuses Catalan public TV of being at the service of the pro-independence movement and criticizes questions asked by journalist
Electoral board files sanction proceedings against Catalan public radio
The electoral body argues that two editorials don’t’ comply with principles of informative neutrality and diversity
Financial support for Catalan digital media threatened by Madrid
There was “no better business” during the past years than launching a website supporting independence, says Spanish government
Spanish Electoral Board asks public media to stop using terms such as “Government in exile”
It also considers transmission of November 11 protest violation of neutrality
PP leader and Catalan public broadcaster workers clash over lack of diversity allegations
Xavier García Albiol calls programming on Catalan TV is "unacceptable" and “should be changed from top to bottom”
More than 20 media outlets in Catalonia condemn the ministers' arrest and say country “won't be silenced by repression”
In a manifesto, newspapers and journals demand the release of the "members of the legitimate government of Catalonia"
Catalan public media defend their ‘plurality and veracity’
Directors of Catalan public media say that "the threat of a takeover" attacks “citizens’ rights to have truthful, objective, plural and balanced information”
Possible takeover of Catalan public media condemned by journalistic organizations
Media organizations across Catalonia and Spain, as well as further afield, have joined in the attack on Spain's decicision
Spain takes control of Catalan public media to “guarantee accurate, objective and balanced information”
Catalan public media officials can be dismissed or "temporarily replaced", according to measures proposed
Spanish government criticized by its allies for failing to impose point of view in international press
Unionist Ciutadan’s spokesman has stated that the Spanish Foreign Affairs Ministry has “a bad international strategy”
The revolution of big data, exhibited at London's Somerset House
The exhibition 'Big Bang Data' commissioned by Barcelona Centre of Contemporary Culture (CCCB) shows the big data explosion of the 21st century and how it has transformed our lives by displaying a varied collection of pieces from international new media artists. "The exhibition is about changes" stated 'Big Bang Data's commissionaire, José Luís de Vicente "and how these big data has affected our privacy, relationships and even security". After touring in Madrid, Buenos Aires and in many other Latin America capital cities, the exhibit arrives in London absolutely renewed, with 20 fresh projects and 3 especially designed for London, such as an interactive map of the British capital according to the moods reflected on Twitter or a collection of selfies taken in the city. More than 125,000 visitors all over the world have already seen Big Bang Data, which will go to Singapore after London.