On 28 April and ahead of World Press Freedom Day, Research Fellow Iva Nenadić spoke about media freedom and journalism in Croatia and the EU for N1 Hrvatska Newsnight. Read More …
This blog post looks at the business models used by local media outlets in the EU obtained with the data collection carried out during the Local Media For Democracy Project. Read More …
This blog explores the business of disinformation and exposes the limits of the existing approaches to demonetise disinformation. Read More …
On 14-16 March 2024, the first edition of Voices, the European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy gathered 1300 people in Florence. Read More …
This blogpost explains the updated method by which the CMPF measures media ownership concentration risks in the Media Pluralism Monitor, in the tenth year of its implementation. Read More …
New study indicates the fragile situation for local media across the EU, and signals the existence or potential emergence of ‘news deserts’. Read More …
For the first time, the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has published an analysis of media pluralism in Ukraine to examine the current state of media pluralism in the country in 2022 using as a reference the Media Pluralism Monitor (MPM) tool. Read More …
Journalism, especially at the local level, serves as a vital force for social impact due to its proximity to the issues it covers. This blog explores best practices among local media outlets in fulfilling their social impact goals. Read More …
The Local Media for Democracy project grants funds to 25 small media outlets and freelance journalist groups to help them mitigate news deserts. Read More …
Today marks the kick off of the countdown for Voices, the European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy. The event will take place at the Leopolda Station in Florence on 15-16 March 2024. Read More …
