13 October 2015 / By Reporters without Borders Reporters Without Borders is launching a new online resource designed to uncover concentration of media ownership and related conflicts of interest. Colombia is set to become the first country covered by this Media Ownership Monitor (MOM) and is to be followed by other countries worldwide. For the…
8 October 2015 / By Georgia Today A spokesperson for the Department of State, Marc Toner, has said in response to Rustavi 2 journalist Davut Nikuradze’s question over a US reaction to the latest developments surrounding the television company that the US is closely watching any developments. Toner stated “I think we urge that any…
6 Octubre 2015 / By MiamiDiario.com “La situación de la libertad de expresión y concentración de medios ha empeorado” en Latinoamérica, advirtió Edison Lanza, relator especial de la CIDH en la Asamblea General de la SIP en Charleston (Carolina del Sur, EE.UU.). Lanza, Relator Especial para la Libertad de Expresión de la Comisión Interamericana de…
1 Octubre 2015 / By A new law with the aim of ensuring transparency of media ownership in Ukraine came into force Thursday. On 10 September, President Petro Poroshenko signed the law “On Amendments to Several Laws of Ukraine on Ensuring the Transparency of Media Ownership and Implementing the Principles of State Policy in the…
1 October 2015 / By Martin Moore This post originally appeared on the LSE Media Policy Project blog What news did you consume yesterday? And do you remember which sources it came from? I asked myself these questions a short while ago, when preparing to respond to Ofcom’s proposals on measuring news plurality, and found…
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