Spanish TV networks criticized for keeping children up past their bedtime
Kid’s version of ‘The Voice’ talent show is shown midweek between 10pm and 1.25am
Telecinco to broadcast La Voz Kids, despite death of young contestant
Broadcaster sought blessing of parents of 11-year-old Iraila before making decision
Fake coup documentary sparks row
La Sexta’s mockumentary ‘Operación Palace’ sets social networks alight
The radio revolution
With 15 percent of listeners now tuning in online, internet stations are finding a niche
How politics has blighted Spain’s regional broadcasters
The Valencia government’s decision to close down Canal 9 has highlighted the weaknesses of a publicly funded media model that has systematically failed to meet its remit
Valencia regional television closure “not negotiable,” says PP premier Fabra
Court order to reinstate 1,000 workers leads to closure of RTVV Madrid PP leader suggests similar action may occur at Telemadrid
Barcelona slams door on Catholic monarchs TV show
Museum sparks row by denying crew of ‘Isabel’ access to film on historic site
Brands fight back over hate campaign against Telecinco reality show
Coca-Cola among firms to denounce anti-abortion group's attack on advertisers
Public radio director replaced after one year in job
Alfonso Nasarre replaces Manuel Ventero at RNE after latter’s storm of dismissals leads to ratings fall
RTVE plans to dissolve its orchestra for third of the year
Musicians fear that cost-cutting decision will augur exodus of talent
The view from street level
This year's Ortega y Gasset Awards recognize journalism focusing on the ordinary citizen Depictions of social protests and their effects have won the visual categories
Is there an audience left for independent film in Spain?
The demise of distributor Alta Films will mean considerably less choice for moviegoers Hollywood will end up taking an ever-larger share of the market
TVE director resigns after accidentally emailing report criticizing journalists
Document discredited candidates for corporation's workers committee on political grounds
‘MasterChef’: a recipe for disaster at TVE?
The Spanish version of the international hit show has not been well received
Who will tell Cuenca's story now?
The disappearance of provincial daily "El Día de Castilla-La Mancha" is a sign of the times Digital platforms are replacing the traditional paper all over Spain
Searching for viewers with Catholic tastes
A battle is raging between two digital channels for the most conservative audience
Opposition, staff lay “PP mouthpiece” claim at feet of state broadcaster chief
"Spaniards no longer trust TVE newscasts,” says Socialist politician Juan Luis Gordo
PP threatens Telecinco during live broadcast of corruption debate
"We are watching the program and are going to study taking appropriate action," reads message
Watchdog takes action against miracle weight-loss artichoke ads
Andalusian TV spots targeted for fraud by region’s audiovisual council also include Dr Ming’s Chinese tea
Thousands of journalists out of work after closure of 200 media outlets in four years
Effects of crisis put pressure on an industry that is struggling to adapt to rises in digital technology
How political manipulation led to financial meltdown at Telemadrid
Station's workers on strike over plan to slash 925 posts from bloated roster
The fine line between freedom of expression and defamation
The demise of a Telecinco show has raised legal issues about boycotting a company La Noria was brought down by a blogger protesting the appearance of a murder suspect's mother
Five-percent film tax to get rewrite
Spain's TV networks are forced to earmark revenue to finance local film production The government is looking to revise this model
Blogger who urged boycott of Telecinco show called to appear in court case
‘La noria’ lost its advertisers after online campaign against paid appearance of murder suspect’s mother
Madrid premier threatens to close down regional television channel Telemadrid
PP leader wants to push through a layoff plan at money-losing station One solution would be to outsource work and productions, says González
NGO must pay €3,000 for requesting government information
Five years ago Access Info Europe asked how Spain’s authorities were combating corruption
Truly independent? State TV sorry for burying Catalan sovereignty march
Massive Diada demonstration only warranted fifth slot on evening newscast
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