Media Influence Matrix

  • Mexico’s Media Landscape: A Complex Interplay of Power, Money, and Technology

    Mexico City, Mexico/Tallin, Estonia/ London, UK/Santiago de Compostela, Spain – A new study, released today by Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC), sheds light on the multifaceted challenges and opportunities facing journalism in Mexico, highlighting the ongoing struggle for press freedom, financial sustainability, and the responsible use of technology. The study, “Journalism in Mexico: Politics,…

  • Russia

    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 speech, thought and mass communications is warranted. Freedom of expression and the right to information can only be restricted by a federal act and only…

  • Yemen

    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 war and its repercussions have negatively affected media ownership, independence, funding, and journalists’ rights, and also caused the suspension of 165 media outlets in Yemen…

  • How Is Journalism Financed in Mexico?

    A new report issued today analyzes the sources of financing in Mexican journalism. The Mexican media system is characterized by being political-clientelistic, with limited pluralism and liberal aspirations, and with a high degree of concentration in the television and telecommunications sectors. These conclusions are drawn from a new report published today by the Media and…

  • Mexico

    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 the Media Influence Matrix, published in November 2024 is available here. To cite this study Rodrigo Gómez, Argelia Muñoz, Juan Larrosa Fuentes, & Gabriel Sosa-Plata….

  • ¿Cómo se financia el periodismo en México?

    Un nuevo informe analiza las fuentes de financiamiento en el periodismo mexicano. El sistema de medios mexicano (SMM) se caracteriza por ser político-clientelar, con un pluralismo limitado y aspiraciones liberales, y con un alto grado de concentración en los sectores de la televisión y las telecomunicaciones. Estas conclusiones se desprenden de un nuevo informe publicado…

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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). Country Factsheet Key Findings Government, Politics and Media Regulation Funding Journalism Technology, Public Sphere and Journalism Methodology See the full Media Influence Matrix Argentina report below Hallazgos clave Gobierno, Política y Regulación Financiamiento del…

  • Key Findings

    Argentina is located in the southernmost part of Latin America. It has over 46 million inhabitants. The main language spoken in the country is Spanish, and its predominant religion is Catholicism. Since 1983, Argentina has had a democratic government system that formally guarantees freedom of the press in its Constitution. The legal framework is limited…

  • Hallazgos clave

    Argentina está ubicada en la parte más austral de América Latina. Tiene más de 46 millones de habitantes, el idioma principal es el español y predomina la religión católica. Desde 1983 cuenta con un sistema de gobierno democrático que garantiza formalmente la libertad de prensa en su Constitución Nacional. El artículo 14 de la Constitución…

  • Battle for Ad Revenue in Colombia’s Tech and Journalism Sectors Heats Up 

    The media in Colombia face more competition and obstacles than before, according to a new report published today by the Media and Journalism Research Center. Access and use of ICT have progressively improved in Colombia, but they are far from optimal, according to a new report published today by the Media and Journalism Research Center….