Marius Dragomir, the director of the Media and Journalism Research Center, delivered a presentation on the prevailing trends in journalism across Europe at the 10th annual Media Development Forum,...
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The war has negatively affected media ownership, independence, funding, and journalists’ rights in Yemen, according to a new report mapping trends in media ownership and finances in Yemen issued...
A new study released today by the MJRC examines how the EU navigates the delicate balance between protecting its values, fostering a competitive market, and satisfying the diverse needs...
We are pleased to announce that the Media and Journalism Research Center has joined as a media partner the 2024 IPI World Congress and Media Innovation Festival. This year’s event will...
MJRC releases a new study that maps the latest developments related to the protection of journalists and journalistic sources in Europe. The number of alerts on attacks on journalists’...
Journalists’ associations are instrumental in protecting press freedom, however they are faced with declining membership and financial constraints, a new study shows. A study covering the complexities surrounding journalists’...
Criminal defamation legislation, rooted in authoritarianism and autocracy, intolerance of dissenting views and opinions, and distrust of public opinion, is no longer appropriate for maintaining public order or protecting...
A fresh wave of innovative media startups is emerging across Europe, most of which are small outlets operating under some form of non-profit format. They are experimenting with new...
In a world where digitization is transforming media content and online platforms are enabling global distribution, the urgent need to modernize media-related laws, such as copyright and data protection...
The issue of media ownership in Europe has been a heated topic of discussion since the 1990s, characterized by controversial elements such as corporate takeovers, government interference in coverage,...