RCS Media Group - Operations

Operations

RCS MediaGroup's sectors include newspapers, magazines and books, radio broadcasting, the internet and digital and satellite TV; it also has a division which handles advertising sales & distribution markets across all media divisions. In Italy The group manages large daily newspapers such as Corriere della Sera, publish popular magazines including Novella 2000 and Il Mondo; and a diverse range of school, university, and business publications.

In Spain through Unedisa it publishes leading daily newspaper El Mundo, which expresses the opinion of the Spanish conservative right. It also has representation in Portugal, the United Kingdom, the United States and China. Already distributing the Italian version, in March 2008, RCS reached agreement with Global Media Publishing to launch a Russian version of its Sport Week magazine and develop a Russian language website sportweek.ru, which will be supplemented with mobile phone services.

The financial investment division holds interest in the capital of major Italian companies, including Banca Intesa, the internet company Dada, and Pirelli (which holds a complementary cross-holding).

The company employs 5,932 employees.

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