AFP launches a website combating disinformation in Hungary
Agence France-Presse, a global leader in digital investigation, has partnered with local media company and researchers to launch a website on Wednesday combatting disinformation in Hungary.
Agence France-Presse, a global leader in digital investigation, has partnered with local media company and researchers to launch a website on Wednesday combatting disinformation in Hungary.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) is now delivering breaking news stories and long-form journalism in English on the Bloomberg Terminal. Based in Paris, AFP is known around the world for its rapid, reliable, and complete coverage of general news, politics, global business and finance.
Last year, AFP had a 4% growth in commercial revenues and a positive net result for the third consecutive year.
AFP is mobilising text, photo, video, graphics and video graphics teams to provide real time coverage in six languages of the Sochi winter Games.