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Media in Montenegro have never developed culture of market economy

By Sunčica Bakić, Advisor at the Agency for Electronic Media of Montenegro The picture of media landscape, broadcast by Montenegro today is pretty much TV static....

Online Resource Centre on Media Freedom Launched

The ECPMF Online Resource Centre on Media Freedom, officially launched in December 2015, provides easy access to a wide array of ever-growing curated resources related...

Excessive Penal Code threatens media freedom in Hungary

Belgrade – Increased prison sentences for defamatory video or sound recordings are another potential threat to freedom of expression and freedom of the media...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: draft law threaten independence of regulator

Vienna – OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today said the new draft electronic communications law in Bosnia and Herzegovina is...

Blog post by Ioana Avadani – Who cares about media pluralism?

By Ioana Avadani On May 3rd we celebrate the World Press Freedom Day and, year after year, we tried, here in Romania, to be creative...

Commissioner Kroes initiates public debate on media freedom

Brussels -The European Commission seeks online public debate on media freedom. Freedom of expression and media pluralism are core values of the European Union and...

SEENPM campaigns for media freedom and pluralism in three European countries

Budapest - Four civil society organization including SEENPM launched a joint campaign for media freedom. The Hungarian initiative is part of the pan-European signature...

EP president signs the European Citizens’ Initiative for Media Pluralism

Strasbourg - Martin Schulz, President of the European Parliament  signed online the European Citizens’ Initiative for Media Pluralism. Remembering  the role of the European Parliament in...

Kroes’ thoughts on Hungary and media pluralism

By Neelie Kroes - Brussels Throughout 2012, my staff and I have been paying close attention to the state of media pluralism and media freedom...

Lawsuit against Hungarian journalist can have chilling effect on Internet freedom

Vienna, 12 September 2012 – Dunja Mijatović, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, today warned that the lawsuit initiated by the official...
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