An episode of the Austrian public TV documentary program ORF Weltjournal will focus on European subsidies and especially how these subsidies are wasted and how corruption plays a role. Reseach needs to be done in the Netherlands.
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Client: ORF
The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) is Austria’s public service broadcaster with its headquarters in Vienna. In addition, the ORF operates a regional studio in each of the nine federal states and, since 1975, a further studio in Bolzano (South Tyrol). As the largest media provider in the country, it produces four television programs as well as three nationwide and nine regional radio programs. It is also the largest shareholder of the Austria Press Agency (APA) and holds a stake in Austrian Lotteries and is organised as a foundation under public law.
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