Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek V Facebook Ireland Limited: a new layer of neutrality

Posted on2019-10-172020-06-29

Last 3rd of October, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on the case of Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek V Facebook Ireland Limited (2019). Read More …

Working Paper: Monitoring online media pluralism in Flanders

Posted on2019-10-152020-06-29

The CMPF is pleased to publish a new working paper Read More …

The role of National Regulatory Authorities in tackling disinformation

Posted on2019-08-022020-06-29

This article discusses the critical role of National Regulatory Authorities (hereinafter NRAs) in tackling disinformation in the digital media environment. Disinformation appears nowadays in the media ecosystem at an increased level and has adverse consequences on freedom of expression, on pluralism, and on the functioning of democratic polity. Read More …

How UNESCO’s Internet Universality Indicators could help assess media pluralism in the online environment

Posted on2019-07-112020-06-29

Adeline Hulin, UNESCO Project Officer Twitter: @HulinAdeline UNESCO has recently Read More …

The Social Media Councils: Bringing Content Moderation Back to the Public Forum

Posted on2019-07-032020-06-29

Author: Pierre François DOCQUIR (PhD), Head of Media Freedom at Read More …

Adapting the Understanding of Media Market Plurality to the New Digital Realities

Posted on2019-02-052020-06-29

The conditions and the composition of players in the media markets have seen profound changes over the last decades in ways that potentially affect plurality and diversity. Thus, the understanding of what the media market is and which are the measures to assess its pluralism should be re-considered. Read More …