31 May, 2018 / By Ema Sabljak, The Shift The problem of State ownership of public broadcasters in Malta becomes more apparent when compared to ownership across Europe. Public broadcasting is not uncommon, but there is a very distinctive difference between public ownership and State ownership that may not be made clear. Once ownership treads into…
October 26, 2017 / By The Malta Independent “The European Parliament will stand firm behind the Caruana Galizia family and the people of Malta and will continue to follow the case closely. Justice must prevail,” Antonio Tajani, President of the European Parliament said. He was a meeting Maltese MEP Francis Zammit Dimech to discuss the latest…
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…
5th November 2014 / By John Cordina The government’s manipulation of public broadcasting in the 1980s is largely at the root of the present weaknesses in Malta’s broadcasting sector, according to a report published by the Today Public Policy Institute today. The twelfth report published by the think-tank since its inception in 2008 is called…
Observatory of Media Pluralism 