Catalan TV channels have not increased diversity on screen in the last decade
The presence of older people, immigrants, racialized people, and those with disabilities has stagnated since 2013
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11-Apr-23: 'Fresh Catalan efforts to agree on a referendum with Spain'
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8K resolution screens and immersive experiences at ISE audiovisual fair
Transparent OLED displays open new possibilities of interaction at world's largest trade show of sector
Street artist mocks former king’s exit from Spain
Juan Carlos I left for the UAE in early August amid a string of corruption allegations while under investigation by Supreme Court
Catalan filmmaker J. A. Bayona to direct two episodes of Amazon's Lord of the Rings series
Barcelona-born director of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom says he "can't wait" to transport audiences to Tolkein's Middle-earth
Science broadcaster and Catalan politician Eduard Punset dies at the age of 82
The multifaceted intellectual was charismatic and famous for his clever quips
Catalan public TV to take unionist leader to court for 'slander' and 'hate speech
Corporation chief accuses Cs party head of lying after he claimed TV3 insulted opposition candidate Inés Arrimadas
Spanish police mistake impersonator for Puigdemont
Six officers tried to “detain” Joaquín Reyes during filming for TV programme
Pro-independence organization to take legal action against Spanish TV
TVE news show mistranslated ‘brave’ for ‘violent’ when talking about a statement from the association
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
Spanish public TV vetoes party election broadcast, says pro-independence CUP
The commercial urges “freedom for political prisoners,” in a reference to the four pro-independence leaders in jail
Documentary accusing Barcelona local authorities of wrongdoing in police abuse case in 2006 sparks great controversy
The broadcast of a documentary entitled ‘Ciutat Morta’ (Dead City) has caused great controversy in Barcelona. The film narrates the events of the 4th of February 2006, when the eviction of a building ended with a policeman being left a quadriplegic and a number of detainees. The film, which has been aired by the main channel of the Catalan Public Television Broadcaster (TV3), uncovers political, judicial and law enforcement irregularities, while at the same time presenting accusations of torture allegedly carried out by two members of the Barcelona local police. The case, which was poorly covered by the mainstream media at that time, has caused outrage in Catalonia almost 9 years after the event because of the serious nature of the accusations and the tragic consequences it had for some of the people involved in it.
Sting, Ben Harper, Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga to play 2015 Cap Roig festival on the Costa Brava
The Costa Brava-based Cap Roig's music festival will hold its 15th edition from 10 July to 16 August. Many international and local artists will take part in the event which will start with a performance by one of the greatest exponents of British pop-rock, Sting. The following day, American singer-songwriter Ben Harper will be on stage playing with his legendary band, The Innocent Criminals, in their first tour together for seven years. The festival will also host other big names of international renown such as Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett, Rosario, Antonio Orozco, Julieta Venegas, Miguel Bosé, Passenger and Macaco. Among the featured Catalan artists will be: Mishima with Joan Miquel Oliver, Blaumut, Els Amics de les Arts and Núria Graham. The festival will end with Alejandro Sanz's performance.