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Voices, the European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy, travels to Zagreb in 2025
The second edition of Voices will be hosted at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb on 28 February-1 March 2025 Read More …
The second edition of Voices will be hosted at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb on 28 February-1 March 2025 Read More …
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 blogpost analyses article 17 of the European Media Freedom Act and discusses the proposal for a so called ‘media privilege’. Read More …
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 …
As we mark World Press Freedom Day today, the research team of the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF) acknowledges the critical role that a free and independent media plays in upholding democracy and stresses the need to promote a safe working environment for journalists and media professionals. 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 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 …
On this World Press Freedom Day, we share highlights from the preliminary results of the forthcoming Media Pluralism Monitor 2022, which has analysed the overall status of media pluralism in the year 2021. Read More …
The committee is in charge of developing guidelines on the use of digital tools, including AI, for journalism and of identifying good practices for sustainable media financing. Read More …
On 21 October, the front page of major newspapers including The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Daily Telegraph, The Age and the Herald Sun gave way to blacked out text representing the obstacles faced by journalists in this country. Read More …