A group built
the way a mosaic is
Many small pieces, each finished on its own terms, that only make a picture when you step back. 54 properties, 5 divisions, 13 countries — and not one of them designed to look like the others.
Mosaic Media owns and operates newspapers, magazines, online titles, a television and streaming directory and the publishing platform underneath them.
What the group centralises is the machinery. What it refuses to centralise is the front page.
The newsrooms are local: a Belgian daily is written in Flanders, a Romanian sports title in Romanian, a Ukrainian weekly by people who live there.
What the group centralises is the machinery — publishing, images, translation, distribution, analytics and the advertising desk. 356 sections across the register are defined title by title, not from a template.
The group publishes 46,392 articles and counting, in 11 languages, and keeps a television directory of 15,198 channels in 178 countries. Every number on this site is read from those systems when the page is built — which is also why some of them will have changed by the time you read this.
Three rules the group is run by
Local hands
A title is written where it is read. Translation is a tool, not a business model — a feed rewritten in eleven languages is not eleven titles.
Shared machinery
Everything the reader does not see is built once: 49 newsrooms on one platform, one wire, one desk. Everything the reader does see is built per title.
Countable claims
No figure on this site is typed in by hand. If a number here is wrong, the database is wrong — and that is a bug we can fix.
The register is the argument
54 titles, each with its market, its language and its output. Read it before you write to us.