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Newly updated EPRA-EBU table listing the events of major importance across EuropeUpdated in January 2026 with the new Italian listWe are pleased to inform you that thanks to the active cooperation of EPRA members and ...
Updated table of major events in Europe, as compiled by the Media Intelligence Service of the European Broadcasting Union, and validated by EPRA members (Accurate as of November 2025, and edited in January 2026 to add...
This year's overall results show a continuity with previous mappings despite an increase of the risk associated with market plurality
The Media Pluralism Monitor (...
A new package of sanctions by the EU and further measures taken by some media regulatorsThe EPRA Secretariat continues to monitor the various measures taken by media NRAs in the EPRA network and by the European Union....
The Media Pluralism Monitor 2022: growing threats against journalists, high level of media concentration and the issue of political advertising online
The Media Pluralism Monitor (MPM) is a project co-founded by th...
Further measures taken by several media NRAs, different stances on combatting disinformation and propaganda
Following a series of articles on media regulators' reactions to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia pub...
EU ban extended to new channels, ban of all means of broadcast and transmission to reduce possibilities of circumvention
[ADDENDUM: Important information added on 13 June]
The European Commission announced the ...
NRAs communicate the EU regulation and decision to ban RT and Sputnik to stakeholders, some extend ban furtherFollowing the initial article published by the EPRA Secretariat on 1 March reporting on the measures t...
Situation in Ukraine prompts reactions from NRAs across Europe In reaction to the events unfolding in Ukraine, the Ukrainian regulator, the National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting&nbs...
Despite some fragmentation in the policy process and greater complexity in terms of implementation, the BIK Map shows positive progress in the implementation of the European Strategy for a Better Internet for Children...
New indicators highlight the challenging impact of online platforms on media pluralism
On 23 July 2020, the Centre for Media Pluralism and Freedom has released the third version of its Media Pluralism Monitor, an EU-...
Report highlights the need for a pan-European database and improved cooperation between NRAs and film agencies
In July 2020, the European Audiovisual Observatory (EAO) published a mapping report of the leg...
The European Court of Human Rights held that the discriminatory attitude of the Lithuanian justice authorities deprived the applicants of their right to an effective remedy
The facts:
In 2014, two young ...
Restricting retransmission modalities for reasons of public policy is not restricting ‘freedom of reception’ under Article 3 of the AVMS Directive
The Court of Justice of the European Union has released on ...
Comparative Background Document EPRA/2018/09a by Samuel Studer, OFCOM (CH), titled "Public service and public interest content in the digital age: the role of regulators". The paper is based on the analysis of the res...
This year's MPM edition highlights a general trend of stagnation and even deterioration
On 26 November 2018, the European University Institute's Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF) in Florence has r...
Introduction EPRA/2018/09 par Samuel Studer, OFCOM (CH), responsable des contenus pour la session plénière 1 : "Le service public et les contenus d'intérêt public à l'ère numérique : le rôle des régulateurs" le 11 oct...
Reinforced cooperation between NRAs is crucial given the variety of licensing procedures
The European Audiovisual Observatory published a Mapping of licensing systems for audiovisual media services in EU-28 on 26 Se...