New study | The European Media Freedom Act: media freedom, freedom of expression and pluralism
In this study, CMPF researchers provide a detailed analysis of the European Media Freedom Act as well as further policy recommendations. Read More …
Tag: media pluralism
2023 Media Pluralism Monitor reveals alarming prevalence of risks for media pluralism in all European countries
Now in its 10th year, the Media Pluralism Monitor remains Read More …
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day 2023
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 …
Applications are open for the Local Media for Democracy grant programme
The new grant programme Local Media for Democracy is launched today: a pilot media funding scheme that will inject €1.200.000 financial support to local, regional and community media. Read More …
What are “news deserts” in Europe?
What are “news deserts” in Europe? Our researchers developed a definition for a new project aimed at supporting struggling local, regional and community media. Read More …
Breaking the filter bubbles: recommendations to promote pluralism online
A series of recommendations on the pluralism of curation and indexing algorithms, to the attention of States and digital platforms. Read More …
New podcast – Media Freedom Act: how to fix media plurality
Professor Elda Brogi, Scientific Coordinator at the CMPF, speaks in the last episode of the Media Lab Series curated by Information Labs. Read More …
Media Freedom Act: Elda Brogi gives testimony at the European Parliament
Professor Elda Brogi took part in a public hearing organised by the Committee on Culture and Education at the European Parliament. Read More …
What is state advertising, and why is it such a big problem for media freedom in Europe?
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 …
Media Pluralism Monitor’s findings presented at the European Parliament
Pier Luigi Parcu and Elda Brogi presented the Media Pluralism Monitor’s findings at the European Parliament’s premises in Brussels. Read More …