However, the public companies constitute the largest broadcaster and media organisation and the private company is one of the most important newspapers in the country. The Global Report (Byerly 2011) showed that 37% of presidents-of-news, editors-in-chief, and news directors (senior-management level) were women. The proportion of women holding middle-management positions such as chief correspondents and design directors was similar at 35.7%. The share of female junior professionals including assistant-level writers, subeditors, correspondents and anchors was 38.3%. The occupational positions with the largest majority of men were production and design (graphic designers, photographers, etc.), When only looking at public media companies, women occupied 40% of the top-level decisionmaking roles.