WAZ : the German press and media group signed an international framework agreement

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24 July 2007 à 07h53

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The management of the media group WAZ and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) signed, on July 4, 2007, the media sector's first international framework agreement. The parties committed to promote freedom of the press and fundamental social rights. (Ref. 070654)
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The German group WAZ (16.000 employees) which publishes 37 regional daily newspapers in Germany, including the first regional daily newspaper, the Westdeutsche Allegemeine Zeitung (WAZ), developed in the 1990’s in former eastern European countries and in the Balkans. The group is now present in Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia. Its management just concluded an international framework agreement, a world first for this sector of activity, with the...

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