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Annual Report 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 rigor pluralism innovation transparency people self-criticism security independence rigor pluralism dedication connectivity rigor pluralism innovation transparency people innovation transparency people self-criticism security independence self-criticism security independence dedication connectivity pluralism rigor dedication connectivity rigor pluralism innovation transparency people innovation transparency people self-criticism self-criticism security independence security independence dedication connectivity dedication connectivity rigor pluralism rigor pluralism innovation transparency innovation transparency connectivity people self-criticism security independence rigor people self-criticism independence dedication connectivity rigor pluralism security dedication rigor pluralism innovation transparency people people innovation transparency self-criticism security independence rigor self-criticism security dedication connectivity independence 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independence self-criticism security security independence rigor dedication connectivity pluralism innovation people security self-criticism rigor INDEX 01 Year in review ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 02 PRISA, a global group .................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Vision, mission and values ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Social responsibility at PRISA ................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Corporate Governance and Structure .............................................................................................................................................. 23 Formal policies for good governance ................................................................................................................................................ 24 03 Future commitments and challenges ....................................................................................................................................... 39 04 Education, information and entertainment processing ...................................................................................... 47 The transformation of PRISA ................................................................................................................................................................. 49 » Main figures .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50 » Digital audience ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Bussines Areas » SANTILLANA ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 54 » PRISA Noticias .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 59 » PRISA Radio .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 63 » PRISA TV .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 68 05 Dialogue and communication with stakeholders ....................................................................................................... 73 About our readers, listeners, viewers and users ....................................................................................................................... 75 The role of the Readers’ Editor .............................................................................................................................................................. 85 Self-regulation and ethical codes ........................................................................................................................................................ 86 06 Commitment to society ............................................................................................................................................................................ 89 Fundación Santillana ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 91 Education as the engine of social development ...................................................................................................................... 98 Journalism that makes school .............................................................................................................................................................. 102 Promotion and dissemination of culture and the arts ...................................................................................................... 104 Fostering awareness of the issues facing society ............................................................................................................. 107 07 Responsible resource management and commitment to the environment ............................. 115 A great team of professionals ............................................................................................................................................................ 117 Commitment to our human capital .................................................................................................................................................. 120 Professional development of our workforce ........................................................................................................................... 122 Working environment and internal communication at PRISA ..................................................................................... 123 Influencing the value chain .................................................................................................................................................................... 125 Environmental impact management ............................................................................................................................................... 127 Appendix I Application and scope of this Report .................................................................................................................. 133 Appendix II Correlation of indicators with GRI-G3 Guidelines and with United Nations Global Compact ..................................................................................................... 139 Appendix III Contacts and relations with stakeholders .................................................................................................. 149 01 Year in review 01 Year in review 01. YEAR IN REVIEW Annual Report 2012 JANUARY MARCH Santillana celebrates half a century. El País is sold in the U.S. alongside Miami’s Nuevo El País enjoys Internet lead in Spain. The impact of Herald. the Wikileaks story boosts audience figures. Juan Gabriel Vasquez wins the XIV Alfaguara Prize Canal+ TV shows scoop 15 Golden Globes. with El ruido de las cosas al caer. Santillana receives the quality label “Sello Escuela 2.0” for its commitment to developing and impro- FEBRUARY ving educational quality through the use of ICT. PRISA Radio applications reach over half a million The Champions League returns to Canal+ in 2012. downloads in Spain at Apple Store in under a year. As.com leads on Facebook. More than 150,000 fans make it Spain’s most popular newspaper on the social networks. Canal+ reports more than 1.8 million customers. 7 01. YEAR IN REVIEW Annual Report 2012 APRIL Cadena SER opens the forum
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