A new report from the Media and Journalism Research Center (MJRC), compiled through interviews with soldiers active in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, sheds light on where both Russian and Ukrainian combatants turn for news and updates. The findings aim to unravel their preferred sources of information amid the fog of war. One of the…
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…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 Ukraine lags behind EU countries in its technological development. Some 29% of its population has no internet access, and there is a gaping digital divide between the urban and the rural population. Only 44% of the rural population is online, compared to 76% of urbanites. Although connections fees are affordable, internet…
Ukraine in Media Influence Matrix Since Ukraine’s independence in 1991 when people had access to only a few television channels, the television market in the country has flourished as a plethora of new commercial channels launched operations. Currently, the most popular television channels are controlled by the four largest media groups in the country: Media…
Media Influence Matrix 2021 Since Ukraine’s independence in 1991 when people had access to only a few television channels, the television market in the country has flourished as a plethora of new commercial channels launched operations. Currently, the most popular television channels are controlled by the four largest media groups in the country: Media Group…