EPO People Power - Part XXXIII - Interest From Some European Media, For a Change
Also see: Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V | Part VI | Part VII | Part VIII | Part IX | Part X | Part XI | Part XII | Part XIII | Part Part XIV | Part XV | Part XVI | Part XVII | Part XVIII | Part XIX | Part XX | Part XXI | Part XXII | Part XXIII | Part XXIV | Part XXV | Part XXVI | Part XXVII | Part XXVIII | Part XXIX | Part XXX | Part XXXI | Part XXXII
Covering corruption at the EPO is important because it is a monopoly, there is virtually no oversight, and it is the second-largest body in Europe, involving more member states than the EU. European media has done a terrible job reporting on EPO affairs because Benoît Battistelli extorted and bribed several large publishers. As did António Campinos and his cokeheads. They control the narrative while committing crimes.
We've heard, however, that some publisher/s might soon be catching up. At times of unprecedented attacks on European media we must recognise the importance of real, investigative journalism. Without it, we'll become another Russian Federation. █