In our journalistic annual report, the Mediahuis editors-in-chief look back on an eventful 2020. They share what has made them proud over the past year and how the Covid pandemic turned our newsrooms’ working methods upside down. The result is a retrospective of how our journalism made a difference for many readers in 2020, and at the same time a good illustration of the diversity and uniqueness of the news brands in our portfolio.
The story of 2020 was told not only in words but also in images. The news images below are witness to the Silence on the Street.
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deserted city of Brussels (Belgium, photo by Kristof Vadino) |
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police patrol on a deserted Ha’penny Bridge in Dublin (Ireland, photo by Gerry Mooney) |
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demonstrators during the Black Lives Matter protest on the Malieveld in The Hague (the Netherlands, photo by David van Dam) |
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funeral of a Covid-19 victim at Mount Jerome, Dublin (Ireland, photo by David Conachy) |
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an empty Place Guillaume II in the centre of Luxembourg City (Luxembourg, photo by Guy Jallay) |
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tranquillity on Dam Square in Amsterdam (the Netherlands, photo by Olivier Middendorp) |
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no sitting down in Schaerbeek (Belgium, photo by Kristof Vadino). |
Editing & coordination Marcella Breedeveld, An Steylemans Final editing Sally Tipper Graphic design Yannick Mortier (www.yannickmortier.com) Art direction Anne-Marije Vendeville. | www.mediahuis.be | 2021