| dc.description.abstract | During 2015, the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF) carried out a pilot-test implementation of refined version of the Media Pluralism Monitor (MPM) developed in 2014 by the CMPF itself. The tool (MPM2015) aims at measuring risks for media pluralism in European countries. The implementation was conducted in nineteen EU Member States: Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden. The results of the MPM2015 implementation, jointly analysed with the results of the MPM2014 pilot, show the extent and complexity of measuring threats to media pluralism in the EU Member States. More importantly, the findings have highlighted that no EU country is immune from risks that are related to media freedom and pluralism. | en |
| dc.description.tableofcontents | Annex I Content
• Media Pluralism in Austria, Josef Seethaler
• Media Pluralism in Croatia, Paško Bilić, Antonija Petričušić, Ivan Balabanić
• Media Pluralism in Cyprus, Christophoros Christophorou
• Media Pluralism in the Czech Republic, Vaclav Stetka, Roman Hájek, Radim Hladík, Jana Rosenfeldová, Sandra Štefaniková, Jan Švelch
• Media Pluralism in Finland, Heikki Kuutti, Ville Manninen
• Media Pluralism in Germany, Wolfgang Schulz, Hermann Schroeder, Kevin Dankert
• Media Pluralism in Ireland, Roderick Flynn
• Media Pluralism in Latvia, Anda Rozukalne, Sergejs Kruks
• Media Pluralism in Lithuania, Auksė Balčytienė, Kristina Juraitė, Audronė Nugaraitė
• Media Pluralism in Luxembourg, Raphael Kies, Céline Schall, Kim Nommesch
• Media Pluralism in Malta, Maja Simunjak
• Media Pluralism in Netherlands, Miriam van der Burg
• Media Pluralism in Poland, Beata Klimkiewicz
• Media Pluralism in Portugal, Francisco Rui Cádima, Luís Oliveira Martins, Marisa Torres da Silva
• Media Pluralism in Romania, Marina Popescu, Adina Marincea, Ruxandra Gubernat, Ioana Lupea, Roxana Bodea
• Media Pluralism in Slovakia, Andrej Skolkay
• Media Pluralism in Slovenia, Marko Milosavljević
• Media Pluralism in Spain, Juan Luis Manfredi Sanchez, José María Herranz de la Casa, Susana de la Sierra
• Media Pluralism in Sweden, Mathias A. Färdigh | |
