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The Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC) is transitioning into a decentralized, community-governed research institution. As part of this transformation, we are proposing the ratification of the MJRC DAO Constitution — the foundational document that will guide how we make decisions, fund research, and manage our shared resources. Why This Matters By voting, you are helping to…
In many European countries, the independence of public service media rises and falls with the political tide. All too often, a new government doesn’t just take power—it takes the newsroom. One of the first moves after an election victory is to pack public broadcasters’ governing bodies with political loyalists, turning watchdogs into lapdogs. Yet, in…
The Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC) is pleased to announce the upcoming expansion of the Media Capture Monitoring Report to include a Spanish edition, scheduled for release in autumn 2025. Developed in partnership with the International Press Institute (IPI), this annual report assesses the extent of media capture in EU Member States and evaluates…