Dagens ETC, a privately owned company headquartered in Sweden, functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Founded in 1978, the company employs approximately 40 individuals. It specializes in media and TV services, operating as a left-wing Swedish magazine focused on investigative journalism, photo reportage, and interviews.
An external employee of Dagens ETC faces charges of assault after allegedly spitting in the face of SD politician Richard Jomshof, an incident that led to the individual's suspension from their assignment despite denying the accusations, according to editor-in-chief Andreas Gustavsson on August 26, 2026. Previously, on December 22, 2025, Dagens ETC announced the closure of ETC News Magazine after 15 years, with its operations being absorbed by Dagens ETC. Editor-in-chief Andreas Gustafsson stated this move was to reduce exposure to uncertain media support. Earlier in the year, on March 31, 2025, Swedish journalist Joakim Medin, who worked for Dagens ETC, was arrested in Istanbul and faced serious charges including membership in a terrorist organization and insulting the president, a situation reflecting growing tensions between Turkey and Sweden concerning press freedom.