More than 84% of the world’s state media are government-controlled, according to a new report from the Media and Journalism Research Center issued today. The government control over the...
Year: 2022
Down, but Not Out is a podcast mini-series on innovation in journalism, which brings you five cases of media organizations from around the world who were pushed into being creative...
In a new journal article, Anya Schiffrin discusses how AI is used to combat mis- and disinformation. The article published in Tech Policy Press breaks down some of the findings of a recent report by...
In a new post on Verfassungsblog, Joan Barata writes about the re-emergence of the net neutrality debate in Europe. Joan Barata discusses the legal and human rights implications of a potential legislative initiative,...
Courtney Radsch examines the weaponization of state-aligned information operations and online harassment, their gendered dimension and AI’s role, in a new report for OSCE. The report, entitled Artificial Intelligence and Disinformation: State-Aligned...
Attila Bátorfy co-authored the latest edition of the Media Pluralism Monitor’s country report on Hungary and found that the greatest risk was recorded in the political independence area. Media pluralism in Hungary has...
“There is a need for a new vision of public service media,” our Director Marius Dragomir told Australian public service radio ABC. The program, which featured Dragomir, Paul Thompson, chief executive and...