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Harvard professors Steven Pinker and Daniel Ziblatt and Sergey Paltsev, Director of MIT's Science and Policy of Global Change Program, are set to participate at the 'World in Progress Barcelona' Forum
02-10-2024
- The inaugural edition of this conference will be held on October 14 and 15 at the CaixaForum in Barcelona
- Participants will include economist Mariana Mazzucato, columnist Anne Applebaum, author Javier Cercas, and philosopher Daniel Innerarity
- Spain’s Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, will inaugurate the forum, which will also feature former Italian Prime Ministers Matteo Renzi and Enrico Letta, former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, President of the Hauts-de-France region Xavier Bertrand, former Foreign Ministers of Spain and Israel José Manuel García Margallo and Shlomo Ben Ami, and former U.S. Ambassador to Spain, Julissa Reynoso
PRISA closes the third quarter with EBITDA up by 75%, year on year, to reach EUR 121 million
31-10-2023
- Both the media and education businesses enjoyed solid growth. The Group's revenues improved by 16% between January and September
- Debt is down by 55 million since December 2022
PRISA reports first-quarter profit after seeing strong growth for all its businesses
26-04-2022
- The Group announces a positive net result of EUR 100,000 compared to losses of 13.8 million registered between January and March 2021 thanks to restructuring undertaken throughout 2021 and the steady operational improvement of its Education and Media divisions.
- PRISA generated Q1 revenues of EUR 210.6 million, 32.8% more than in the same period of the previous year.
- EBITDA, excluding severance payouts, was EUR 43.8 million, 156.3% more than between January and March 2021.
- The Group’s commitment to digital transformation continues to drive growth: there are nearly 2.5 million students using the company’s subscription models in Latin America (500,000 more than in December); 196,228 subscribers to EL PAÍS (of whom 155,939 are exclusively digital); a total of 77.4 million streaming hours per month (+19%); and 46 million podcast downloads (+49%).
The Ortega y Gasset Journalism Awards go to the Latin American Center for Investigative Journalism, Columbia JI, the Heraldo de Aragón, journalist Mónica González and the photographer María de Jesús Peters
20-11-2020
The winners of the Ortega y Gasset Journalism Awards, the most prestigious prizes in journalism in the Spanish-speaking world, have been announced. The prize-winners of this, the 37th edition of the prestigious awards, were made public by the jury, who met online.
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