Journalism

  • Russia

    For updates on the project, including the most recent country reports generated following its 2025 methodological revamp, please consult the Media Influence Matrix new digital platform. Freedom of speech and press is a relatively new phenomenon in Russia, guaranteed by the Constitution adopted in 1993. According to the document, censorship is expressly prohibited and freedom of…

  • Media Influence Matrix Russia: Technology, the Public Sphere and Journalism

    This country report from the Media Influence Matrix project explores how technology has transformed Russia’s media system and public sphere over the past two decades. It traces the country’s digital evolution from the rapid spread of the Internet in the 2000s to the current era of state-dominated digital ecosystems and platform control. The study identifies three interlinked…

  • Brazil

    For updates on the project, including the most recent country reports generated following its 2025 methodological revamp, please consult the Media Influence Matrix new digital platform. Brazil in Media Influence Matrix Journalism in Brazil has a rich and diverse history, playing a crucial role in shaping the country’s political, social, and cultural landscape. With a tradition…

  • Yemen

    For updates on the project, including the most recent country reports generated following its 2025 methodological revamp, please consult the Media Influence Matrix new digital platform. Yemen in Media Influence Matrix There are currently about 235 media outlets active in Yemen, including 32 satellite channels, 37 radios, 17 newspapers and magazines, and 149 digital newspapers. The…

  • Funding Journalism in Mexico

    Table of contents Authors Juan S. Larrosa-Fuentes  Rodrigo Gómez  Argelia Muñoz Larroa  Gabriel Sosa Plata Editor Marius Dragomir Published by Media and Journalism Research Center OBSERVACOM Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC) UAM Cuajimalpa 1. Introduction The Mexican media system is categorized as a political-clientelistic system, with limited pluralism and liberal aspirations and a high…

  • Mexico

    For updates on the project, including the most recent country reports generated following its 2025 methodological revamp, please consult the Media Influence Matrix new digital platform. Mexico in Media Influence Matrix Government, Politics and Media Regulation Funding Journalism Technology, Public Sphere and Journalism A study integrating all the research carried out in Mexico as part of…

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    New Study About Media and Journalism in Argentina Released

    An in-depth analysis of the key shifts in Argentina’s journalism was released today by MJRC. The Media and Journalism Research Center is launching today “Media and Journalism in Argentina: Politics, Money and Technology,” an in-depth study that analyzes the key shifts that Argentina’s media sector has faced in recent years. Based on research carried out…

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    Argentina

    Argentina in Media Influence Matrix Read below the reports on Argentina in the Media Influence Matrix project (the Spanish version follows). For updates on the project, including the most recent country reports generated following its 2025 methodological revamp, please consult the Media Influence Matrix new digital platform. Country Factsheet Key Findings Government, Politics and Media…

  • Mexico: Technology, Public Sphere and Journalism

    Table of contents Authors Juan S. Larrosa-Fuentes  Rodrigo Gómez  Argelia Muñoz Larroa  Gabriel Sosa Plata Editors Marius Dragomir Marta Rodríguez-Castro Martín Vaz-Álvarez Published by Media and Journalism Research Center Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC) is an independent media research and policy think tank that seeks to improve the quality of media policymaking and the…

  • Colombia: Key Facts

    People Colombia is a country in South America with a population of nearly 52 million. Most people in Colombia, some 82%, live in urban areas. More than a quarter of the country’s population lives in the five cities with over one million inhabitants: Bogotá, the capital city, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla and Cartagena. The largest part…