Our center specializes in producing research on media systems, tracking ownership and influence, and promoting accountability—while making these findings accessible to all. To that end, we’ve launched a new way to engage with our work: audio briefs. We’re starting the series with concise audio summaries of ongoing research projects. The first features insights from the…
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Audio Briefs brings you MJRC research and publications in audio format. These briefs are concise audio summaries of reports and studies produced by researchers at MJRC. The production process is as follows: we begin by summarizing each report into a 2–3 minute script. This script is then reviewed using Grammarly for clarity, grammar, and structure….
Table of contents Authors Marius Dragomir, Benjamin Marks About the project The Humanitarian Crisis Coverage Report is part of MJRC’s Media Content Analysis Series, which focuses on systematically examining media output to uncover patterns in coverage, bias, framing, and editorial choices. This series includes both thematic studies—such as crisis coverage, disinformation, and political framing—and cross-national…
Table of contents Authors Marius Dragomir (Media and Journalism Research Center) Adrian Anton (Ovidius University Constanta) Eva Bognar (Media Forum Association Hungary) Alexandra Codău (Ovidius University Constanta) Michal Glowacki (University of Warsaw) Tamás Kiss (Romanian Institute for Research on National Minorities) Jan Manicki (University of Warsaw) Jacek Mikucki (University of Warsaw) Raluca Petre (Ovidius University…
Author: Leonardo Ingannamorte Editors: Marius Dragomir, Theodore Southgate Published by: Media and Journalism Research Center Introduction The idea for this study initially emerged during the implementation of another research project focused on military violence. As part of that project, acting combatants from the Russian and Ukrainian armed forces participated in semi-structured interviews, answering a wide range…
Author Tobias Höring Tobias Höring is an Austrian-German writer. He studied Mathematics and Quantitative Economics, Management and Finance in Vienna and has a pronounced interest in Middle Eastern politics. Editors Marius Dragomir Theodore Southgate Introduction: A hollow regime with weakened allies Towards the end, everything went very quickly, as it seemingly often does when a…
Table of contents Author Adriana Mutu Editors Marius Dragomir and Theodore Southgate Published by Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC) MJRC is an independent media research and policy think tank that seeks to improve the quality of media policymaking and the state of independent media and journalism through research, knowledge sharing and financial support. The center’s main areas…
The International Press Institute (IPI) and the Media and Journalism Research Centre (MJRC) today have launched the Finish edition of the Media Capture Monitoring Report, an annual assessment of media capture in EU member states. The reports in this series assess the compliance of national legislation with the newly adopted European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), aimed…