The country reports in the Media Influence Matrix series aim to research the changing landscape of: government and policy space, with a focus on the changes in the policy and regulatory environment; funding, with a focus on the key funding sources of journalism and the impact on editorial coverage; technology in the public sphere, with a focus on how…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 Executive Summary Media Influence Matrix: United Kingdom (this is an excerpt from the upcoming UK Media Influence Matrix Final Report) The UK media is probably one of the most researched media systems in the world, for reasons both positive and negative. From offering a model for high-quality ‘public service broadcasting’ to…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 Global tech giants and British media players are fighting tooth and nail to access market resources. The result of this struggle will make or break journalism in the UK. Technology companies have witnessed in the last year several actions aimed at reigning them in. A newly introduced global corporate tax would…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 Public funding is the most suited, if not sole, future for Britain’s public interest journalism. But both policymakers and commercial media seem to oppose it. A new CMDS report sheds light on the latest trends in journalism funding in the UK. The pandemic has been accelerating some of the trends that the British media environment began to…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 The 2021 update includes the latest trends and figures and describes the changes among the most influential media groups in Israel. The impact of the COVID-19 crisis is evident, with declining advertising in all sectors other than television and digital. In terms of advertising spending, the pie got 7% smaller. Radio,…
Israel has a media law framework that is not yet fully compatible with established democratic regimes. Many legal and media experts argue that the state’s communication regulations are either anachronistic or lack precision. The Israeli media system is characterized by a multiplicity of regulatory authorities mandated by specific laws. Yet, there is no Press Law per…