Liberty Media’s Board of Directors and leadership team lead with principle and integrity and expect each of the Liberty companies to do the same. This means aligning their business strategies with the long-term interests of all their stakeholders, including customers, employees, regulators, and the general public.
Integrity comes through the products and services the Liberty businesses provide, as well as how we provide them. We focus on thoughtful risk oversight and ethical business practices, including extensive data security and privacy protection, robust anti-corruption and anti-bribery policies, responsible and inclusive product offerings, disciplined management of competitive behavior, and prudent financial management practices.
Ethics & Integrity in Action
Formula 1 is committed to doing business in an ethical manner. Its Anti-Bribery Principles reflect the behaviors and principles required to support this commitment, and F1 requires that all third parties with whom F1 does business agree to act in accordance with those principles at all times.
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Liberty Family of Companies
Liberty Media has overlapping management with Qurate Retail, Inc., Liberty Broadband Corporation, and Liberty TripAdvisor Holdings, Inc. Through these relationships, sharing best practices and learnings, and leveraging our collective scale, we – and they – can further advance our respective sustainability and stewardship missions.
Qurate Retail Group has set rigorous standards around business ethics, product sourcing, and quality—for itself and its partners—and has elevated training and oversight to further enhance compliance, and enable it to provide products that its customers, vendors, and team members can feel good about.
Qurate Retail Group Curating Product Responsibly strategic imperatives within the Curating Products Responsibly strategy pillar include:
Supply Chain Working Conditions
Material Sourcing Transparency
Product Lifecycle Stewardship
The company uses a risk-based approach to determine the scope of its Sourcing Social Responsibility (SSR) program - which audits manufacturers of our finished goods (factories) around the world. For material sourcing transparency the company collaborates with suppliers and third-party organizations to increase product ingredient transparency and traceability (e.g., certifying products to respected standards). For Product Lifecycle Stewardship the company aims to integrate the environmental impact of product manufacturing and use after sale (e.g., durability, recyclability, energy use) into company design and buying guidelines.
The company also has a cross-functional Critical Products Committee that maintains product standards based on consumer, market and regulatory trends, and the Global Quality Assurance team deploys industry-standard practices across markets to ensure the delivery of high-quality products.
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GCI is the most comprehensive communications network in the state of Alaska, providing superior telecom services, even to the most remote regions as it connects health corporations, school districts, Alaska Native organizations, and other vital entities in rural Alaska. The infrastructure required to maintain this connectivity is unlike anywhere else in the U.S., and GCI employs nearly 50 rural-based tower climbers and nearly 200 remote village agents and technicians to service the communities they live in and know best. GCI’s Aleutians Fiber Project epitomizes GCI’s commitment to bridging the digital divide and bringing digital equity to some of the most remote communities in the nation.
Liberty supports Charter Communications in its commitment to protecting its customers’ privacy. This includes not only Charter’s robust set of privacy policies, security and privacy governance, and regular evaluation and audit of its cybersecurity programs, but also its privacy customer offerings, such as its Advanced Home WiFi platform, which provides customers with detailed visibility and control over connected devices on their home networks.
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