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EPRA convenes in Yerevan for its 62nd meeting
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13 October, 2025
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Media pluralism and strategy-setting are key themes on EPRA's agenda ...
Media freedom literacy: an OSCE RFoM report
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28 August, 2024
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A call for media freedom literacy to support media freedom and pluralism
Key findings from the Digital News Report 2024
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08 July, 2024
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Changing platforms' strategies and news avoidance: an opportunity for media brands?On 17 June 2024, the Reuters...
Independent report shines new light on media plurality in the UK
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01 December, 2023
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CMPF report on UK media landscape 2022: traditional press under strain, digital media in quest of effective models
Dis/misinformation, plurality & trust: summary of the EPRA thematic plenary session (56th EPRA meeting)
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19 January, 2023
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EPRA session addresses the effects of perceived disinformation, the impact of media polarisation and the role of regulators
PSM contribution to media diversity: Norwegian regulator assesses NRK positively
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17 January, 2022
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Risk of negative competitive effects considered to be low in the short/medium term
European Media Freedom Act: European Commission launches public consultation
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11 January, 2022
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First stages towards a European Media Freedom Act
Media Concentration & plurality: focus on the Netherlands
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05 January, 2022
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Digital transition and increased media concentration: key trends from the Dutch Media Monitor 2021
AI-driven tools in the media: Council of Europe issues background paper ahead of ministerial conference
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20 March, 2020
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'The goal should be to use the affordance of new technologies to create optimal conditions for […] freedom of expression to flourish'.
Measuring the impact of YouTube's recommendation algorithm on information diversity and pluralism: French CSA publishes empirical study (available in French and English)
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03 December, 2019
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YouTube's algorithm appears to rely more on keywords attached to a video than on its success
AAAVMS publishes Report on Broadcasters’ Ownership Structure and Mergers in 2018
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28 August, 2019
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Report highlights that most of the Macedonian television, radio and print media outlets are owned by individuals
OSCE-HCNM issues Guidelines on National Minorities and the Media in Digital Age
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02 April, 2019
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Tallinn Guidelines call on States to ensure sustainable and effective pluralistic media landscape enhancing national minorities’ representation
EPRA publishes comparative paper on public service content in the digital age: the role of regulators
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02 April, 2019
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Paper highlights trend towards reinforced powers of independent NRAs with regard to the assessment of PSM performance
Irish BAI Consults on draft Media Plurality Policy
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19 December, 2018
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Draft provides clarification on definition of Media Plurality and on framework of action for Irish regulator
Assessing Media Pluralism across Europe: MPM2017 results published
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27 November, 2018
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This year's MPM edition highlights a general trend of stagnation and even deterioration
Hate speech Council of Europe Conference: presentations and conclusions now available
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26 November, 2018
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National audiovisual media regulatory authorities should play an important role in promoting democracy, a culture of tolerance and diversity
Transparency of media ownership and opinion-forming power: OFCOM launches monitoring tool
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19 November, 2018
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Analysis for 2017 shows a sufficiently diversified market and no media with a dominant position
EPRA back in Bratislava for 48th Meeting
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16 October, 2018
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On the eve of AVMSD adoption, the need for increased cooperation between AV regulators and enhanced EPRA-ERGA synergy were deemed crucial
NRK contributes positively to media plurality in Norway according to NMA
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12 April, 2018
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NRK's online presence does not cause significant restrictions on competition in the markets analysed