THE KEY POINTS OF ORBÁN’S MEDIA POLICY
Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely
2010-2026: Timeline of media policy events
2010-2026: Timeline of media policy events
Mertek Media Monitor in collaboration with the Rule of Law Lab at New York University School of Law, issued a report documenting the Hungarian government’s systematic efforts to repress independent […]
Executive Summary Since 2010, as part of its broader effort to consolidate executive power, the Hungarian government has radically restructured the media sector by capturing large segments of the market […]
Mérték Media Monitor is now publishing its 10th Soft Censorship report. In its first year, 2013, the report was prepared as part of an international project in cooperation with WAN-IFRA […]
EMFA’s Hungarian implications and impact on the Hungarian legal environment Monitoring Report II. (November 23, 2025) Created by: Balint Barki, Gabor Polyak In cooperation with Mérték Media Monitor and Connect Europe, […]
The major news in the Hungarian media market in recent days has been the acquisition of Ringier Hungary’s media portfolio by Indamedia Group, which operates Index. The takeover of Index.hu […]
1st report: The EMFA’s relevance to Hungary and its impact on the Hungarian legal environment August 8, 2025 In cooperation with Mérték Media Monitor Analysis Workshop and Connect Europe Association […]
Freedom of expression is essential for well-functioning democratic societies, and one of the basic conditions for this is that journalists can do their work safely. If they are harassed, abused, […]
Who we are We are a group of independent researchers, lawyers, and economists working on various fundamental issues related to media freedom and media pluralism in Hungary. The EMFA Monitor […]
The problems of the Hungarian media situation have been widely known for years now. Systemic changes had been implemented already in the 2010s. By now, the contours of the new […]