The Agora media group, publisher of the Gazeta Wyborcza daily, has adopted a new approach with regard to takeovers, which could have a deep impact on some trade negotiations which the company has been conducting for years now. Agora is now prepared to be a minority shareholder in major projects, and is willing to invest in a nationwide radio broadcaster, the Parkiet daily reports following an interview with the company's president Wanda Rapaczynska. Agora intends to develop not only by acquiring companies from Poland and Central Europe, but by investing in Western European entities as well, although Rapaczynska refused to comment on whether she was eyeing Norway's Orkla Media, the publisher of the Rzeczpospolita daily. As for buying shares in a radio station, Rapaczynska said she will not make an offer until she gets a clear sign fom the owners of Radio ZET or RMF FM. Incidentally, Broker FM (owner of RMF) said it will talk about selling shares only after a sign from Agora.