The chapter explores how economic inequality, attitudes towards the EU and the provision of news act together. It starts from the assumption that attitudes towards the EU are related to economic inequality. This assumption is tested by juxtapositions between opinions about the EU and indicators of inequality. The concept of information detriment is used to explain the implications of media markets with respect to the coverage of European issues. The chapter concludes that information detriment adds to the situation of inequality and feeds into the non-appraisal of the EU and the lack of a feeling of belonging to the EU.