“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 …
Pier Luigi Parcu and Elda Brogi presented the Media Pluralism Monitor’s findings at the European Parliament’s premises in Brussels. 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 …
The Media Pluralism Monitor consolidated its position as a key source of information for the EU policies on media pluralism and media freedom. 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 …
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, we reflect on abuse and violence against women journalists in Europe. Read More …
Our short animation explains the purpose and importance of our flagship project at the CMPF, The Media Pluralism Monitor. Read More …
On Friday 10th November 2017 the CMPF hosted a workshop on the Media Pluralism Monitor application featuring many of the experts who contributed research and data for the project. Read More …
Today is the World Press Freedom Day. It is also the 250th anniversary of the world’s first freedom of information law. Freedom of expression and the right of access to information are fundamental conditions in democratic societies. Read More …
