Ownership transparency obligations under Article 6 of the European Media Freedom Act: opportunities and challenges
By Danielle Borges, Research Associate at the Centre for Media Read More …
Tag: media pluralism
Art. 5 EMFA and the independence of Public Service Media Providers: less than one year to change domestic legislation accordingly
By Enrico Albanesi, Professor, University of Genova The European Parliament Read More …
New book marks a decade of research on media pluralism in Europe
After ten years of in-depth research conducted under the Media Read More …
The Media Pluralism Report 2024 highlights alarming trends for journalists and editorial independence in Europe
The tenth implementation of the Media Pluralism Monitor 2024 shows evidence of the worsening situation across Europe. Read More …
Media pluralism and risks to the fairness of European Parliament Elections: Insights from the forthcoming Media Pluralism Monitor 2024
Political advertising in the online environment, especially social media, poses significant risks to the fairness of election campaigns. Read More …
Iva Nenadić featured on Croatian TV N1 Hrvatska to discuss media freedom in the country
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 …
Stand up for journalism as a public good
In view of the upcoming EU elections, Director of the European Federation of Journalists reflects on the elements needed to build a healthy information ecosystem. Read More …
Why accurate measuring of media ownership concentration matters
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 …
News deserts on the rise: a first comparative study indicates the fragile situation for local media across the EU
New study indicates the fragile situation for local media across the EU, and signals the existence or potential emergence of ‘news deserts’. Read More …
Ukraine’s media landscape in 2022: martial law unavoidably restricted freedom of expression and Telegram emerged as the primary news source amidst war
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 …