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Censorship without censors: captives of the public media

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2014. January 28.

The domestic public media may be the most fitting terrain for demonstrating that no official censorship rules or censors reviewing each line intended for publication must be in place for […]

Political business in the commercial television market

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2014. January 26.

In December 2013, just before Christmas, an official announcement confirmed what had been previously rumoured for months. The German television channel ProSiebenSat1 sold its Hungarian subsidiary, the MTM-SBS Ltd., which […]

Fidesz coming to a radio statio near you

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2014. January 14.

How and why did the public service stations Kossuth Rádió and Dankó Rádió get hold of the frequency previously used by Neo FM? How did the redrawing of Hungary’s radio […]

The radio market as a political playground

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 14.

The one year anniversary of the shuttering of Neo FM is looming. We will leave aside for once how Neo FM received a license to use a frequency in the […]

Publicness revisited – a dialogue for a future media regulatory framework 2. – Content regulation

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 04.

The Mertek Media Monitor launched a public dialogue that lasts several months. The objective of the debate is to reach and engage the widest possible range of stakeholders and to […]

Publicness revisited – a dialogue for a future media regulatory framework 3. – Media authority

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 04.

The Mertek Media Monitor launched a public dialogue that lasts several months. The objective of the debate is to reach and engage the widest possible range of stakeholders and to […]

Publicness revisited – a dialogue for a future media regulatory framework 3. – Media authority

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 04.

The Mertek Media Monitor launched a public dialogue that lasts several months. The objective of the debate is to reach and engage the widest possible range of stakeholders and to […]

Publicness revisited – a dialogue for a future media regulatory framework 1. – What do we expect from media regulation?

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 04.

The Mertek Media Monitor launched a public dialogue that lasts several months. The objective of the debate is to reach and engage the widest possible range of stakeholders and to […]

What do we expect from media regulations?

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 04.

The Mertek Media Monitor launched a public dialogue that lasts several months. The objective of the debate is to reach and engage the widest possible range of stakeholders and to […]

News consumption, pluralism, democratic participation

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2013. November 03.

Key conclusions ■     While in 2012 almost 80% of adults claimed that the domestic media concealed certain phenomena, in 2013 this ratio had declined to 74.5%. Simultaneously, the share of […]

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