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A Family Affair – The myth of media pluralism in Albania: Media Ownership Monitor

Audience and market concentration distorts the Albanian media market. The resulting lack of plurality can be detected in television and radio but also with...

Media freedom in Montenegro: a survey of publications

The media sector in Montenegro is characterised by strong political polarisation. The few examples of non-aligned investigative journalism are subject to both direct and indirect pressure...

Four Broadcasters Dominate Serbian Media, BIRN Shows

New research by BIRN and Reporters Without Borders highlights the extent to which the Serbian media space has become dominated by a handful of...

Who owns the Media in Serbia?

Media Ownership Monitor presented by RSF and BIRN 21 June 2017 – Political influence and concentration distorts the Serbian media market. The resulting lack of...

Montenegro: double standards in regulating media concentration

Although, officially, Montenegro doesn't have any problem with media concentration, two or three owners control most of the media. For some, this is not...

Political and economic interests in media ownership are squeezing Kosovar journalism

New and old ownership models present their own challenges to quality independent reporting. 05/04/2017 -  Abit Hoxha Media ownership in Kosovo is crucial to understanding the country’s...

‘Who Owns the Media in Turkey?’ – Media Ownership Monitoring Project

The results of the joint project "Media Ownership Monitor (MOM) Turkey" run by IPS Communication Foundation/ bianet and Reporter ohne Grenzen, the German wing...

Worrying study on #mediafreedom and pluralism in 7 EU countries: Urgent EU action needed

The recently published study on  “A comparative analysis of media freedom and pluralism in the EU Member States“conducted research on Bulgaria, France, Greece, Hungary,...

Moldova: Optimistic and realistic Scenarios regarding adoption of a new Broadcasting Code

The need to promptly adopt a new Broadcasting Code with specific provisions aimed to reduce and not allow concentration in broadcasting; amendment of the...

Moldova: Steps towards Preventing Media Ownership Concentration

The Independent Journalism Centre (IJC), a SEENPM member, sent on 28th of March to the Presidency, the Parliament and the Government a set of...
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