19 October 2014 / By El Periódico Antena 3 no respetó el pluralismo informativo durante la campaña electoral de las autonómicas catalanas. Esta es la conclusión más destacada del informa realizado por el Consell de l’Audiovisual de Catalunya (CAC) sobre las noticias relacionadas con el 27-S, un estudio que presentará a la Comisión Nacional de…
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…
27 September 2015 / By Petra Caruana Dingli Transport Minister Joe Mizzi plummeted to new depths last week, like some deep-water diver trying to break the record for new limits. He held an official press conference and decided to answer questions put to him by everyone except the journalist from the media outlet owned by…
24 September 2015 / By Yisrael Medad and Eli Pollack One of the strong messages the Israeli media has sought to make to those who would, they claim, interfere with and restrain their freedom during the past year was the need for media pluralism. This was the reason given for allowing Channel 10 to continue…
4 Septiembre 2015 / By José Miguel de Pujadas Luego del golpe de Estado de 1973, una de las medidas inmediatas adoptadas por la dictadura impuesta en nuestro país tuvo que ver con la intervención directa sobre los medios de comunicación existentes, clausurando la gran mayoría de ellos. En efecto, el Bando N° 1 de…
21 August 2015/ By Milan Dinic Transparency of ownership represents one of the foundations of free and independent media. While in western democracies ownership transparency tends to be high, LSE student Milan Dinic argues that this is not the case in countries undergoing transition to the west, Serbia being one of them. He looks at…
14 August 2010 / By Pieter-Jan Ombelet In his previous post, Pieter-Jan Ombelet of the KU Leuven Interdisciplinary Centre for Law and ICT (ICRI-CIR) analysed automated journalism (also referred to as robotic reporting) as a potential solution to combat the diminution of investigative journalism. Here, he focuses on the future possibilities of robotic reporting in…
13 August 2015 / By Zviad Adzinbaia, Georgia Today. Georgia’s largest TV Company and the country’s leading media organization Rustavi 2 is under attack. 100% of the company’s shares were sequestered on behalf of Georgian businessman Kibar Khalvashi- who filed a lawsuit to attempt to regain his share of the company on August 7. The…
14 August 2010 / By Pieter-Jan Ombelet Resources for investigative journalism are diminishing. In the digital age, this was a foreseeable evolution: publishers typically regard these pieces as time-consuming and expensive, and the results of the research are often unpredictable and potentially disappointing. In this first of two posts, Pieter-Jan Ombelet of the KU Leuven…
22 July 2015 / By Natasha Lomas. techcrunch.com Every city, every town, every little geeky topic, every area of the news could potentially have an audience. Former Economist journalist Daniel Tudor is one half of the founding team behind London-based crowdfunded journalism startup Byline, along with CEO Seung-yoon Lee. “Journalism is clearly in big trouble.…
1 July 2015 / By Israel Fried Last year, journalist Kalman Libeskind conducted an interview on Galey Yisrael with attorney Dov Weisglass, who, as an adviser to the late Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, was one of the leading figures in the formulation of the Gaza disengagement plan. “We estimated the Palestinian Authority wouldn’t have difficulty…
29 June 2015 / By Cecilia López González La propuesta sobre del pluralismo en los medios y los propietarios llega después de una reunión con la Unión Europea de Radiodifusión, que se reúne en Praga para celebrar su Asamblea General. Bohuslav Sobotka afirmó que el mercado de medios checo deberá estar sujeto a algún tipo…
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