The UK media landscape in 2022: traditional press under strain, digital media in quest of effective models
New report examines the current state of media pluralism in the United Kingdom using the Media Pluralism Monitor tool. Read More …
Online threats and harassment against women journalists are on the rise
Research Associate Mária Žuffová tackles the attacks and threats against women journalists based on the Media Pluralism Monitor2023 findings Read More …
Why news media need article 17 of the European Media Freedom Act
This blogpost analyses article 17 of the European Media Freedom Act and discusses the proposal for a so called ‘media privilege’. Read More …
How effective is the Code of Practice on Disinformation? The first pilot measurement of its Structural Indicators is now available
EDMO Policy Research and Analysis, coordinated by the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom, has played a significant role in the development of Structural Indicators to monitor the effectiveness of the Code of Practice on Disinformation. Read More …
Empowering parents in the digital age: book with strategies and tools for navigating online with children
Newly open-access book on how parents can better support their children’s digital lives published by the European Safe Online Initiative. Read More …
Monitoring disinformation online and the effectiveness of the Code of Practice on Disinformation: The first pilot measurement of Structural Indicators is now available
The Strengthened Code of Practice on Disinformation, presented in June Read More …
New report on European media: Local journalists often face tougher conditions than national or international peers
The latest CMPF study on local and community media in Europe examines the types of subnational media and shows local journalists face tougher work conditions. Read More …
‘Journalists matter’: Council of Europe’s new initiative to protect journalists
On 5 October 2023, the Council of Europe launched the ‘Journalists Matter’ campaign in Riga, an initiative to improve the safety of journalists across Europe. Read More …
Six years since the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia: EU needs stronger tools to protect journalism and democracy when states fail it
Today marks six years since the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. On this occasion, our researcher Iva Nenadic stresses the need for stronger EU tools to protect journalism and democracy. Read More …
European consortium secures grant to organise the European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy
The festival marks a significant departure from previous initiatives in the field, promising to bring fresh perspectives and insights to the forefront of media discourse. The inaugural edition will take place in Florence in February 2024. Read More …