CMPF Director Pier Luigi Parcu delivered the keynote speech at a conference organised by the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Read More …
“Press freedom must be in a pitiful state if only ‘so few’ places are vilifying me,” Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ironically remarked in one of his social media videos in the summer of 2021. Read More …
The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom will identify emerging ‘news deserts’ in Europe and map risks for local media. Read More …
State advertising emerged as one of the prime sources of risk for both fair competition and media independence in various countries across the European Union, as well as in the EU candidate states. Read More …
Pier Luigi Parcu and Elda Brogi presented the Media Pluralism Monitor’s findings at the European Parliament’s premises in Brussels. Read More …
Elda Brogi surveyed the current initiatives to protect media pluralism at the EU level, including the European Media Freedom Act, in this blog post for Heinrich Böll Stiftung. Read More …
The Working Group on Pluralism of Information in Algorithms will gather input from experts worldwide to provide policy recommendations. Read More …
The CMPF welcomes the initiative of the European Media Freedom Act and supports its goal of safeguarding independence and pluralism of the media in Europe. Read More …
Media pluralism requires as much protection in the digital environment as in the traditional offline media environment, warns the new Study on Media Plurality and Diversity Online. Read More …
Fact-checking organisations should abide by the highest professional standards, especially when their work is funded by public money. In this contribution, the authors propose a lists of principles and concrete measures to ensure the integrity of fact-checkers. Read More …
