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Guest blog: Advertisements in pro-government and independent weeklies in 2020

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2023. May 05.
  • Hungarian political weeklies,
  • weeklies

The journalist of Magyar Hang spent weeks in the library to leaf through the 2020 editions of Hungarian political weeklies. He wasn’t curious about the articles published that year; instead, […]

Too much for others, too little for us – The draft European Media Freedom Act from a Hungarian perspective

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2023. March 16.
  • European Media Freedom Act,
  • Hungarian media market,
  • regulation

Written by Gábor Polyák Reading the draft of the European Media Freedom Act published last September, it is clear that the European Union also wants to respond to the challenges […]

The state of the local media market in V4 countries, with a focus on municipal media

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2023. March 03.
  • local media,
  • municipal media,
  • news deserts

Media market reviews tend to focus on analysing the national markets, while they often consider local markets to play a marginal role. The result is that the latter are often […]

THE CRISIS OF LOCAL JOURNALISM IN V4 COUNTRIES AND THE SPECIFIC ROLE OF MUNICIPAL NEWSPAPERS

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2023. February 15.
  • local journalism,
  • municipal newspapers,
  • V4

The research paper summarizes the main findings of local media research in the V4 countries. The special focus of the research was the municipal media, but local and reginal commercial […]

Hungarian News Monitoring, 2022 Election Campaign – Part 3

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. March 21.

The fourth week of the campaign period has also concluded now. RTL’s news show is still the only one characterised by an effort to present various party platforms and to […]

Putin, the man who wasn’t even there

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. March 21.

In the following, we will summarise how the popular Krónika news show, which airs at noon every day on the public service station Kossuth Rádió, reports about Russia’s war on […]

Hungarian News Monitoring, 2022 Election Campaign – Part 2

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. March 11.

Numerous articles by journalists have looked at the Hungarian Television’s (that is the public service television channels) reports on the war and its take on the news as it emerges […]

The coverage of first three days of the war on Ukraine in the evening news shows of three major Hungarian television channels

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. March 03.

As part of our broader analysis of how the election campaign is covered in the television news, it seemed evident that we should examine how the Hungarian news shows we […]

The Hungarian government media disseminates Kremlin propaganda

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. March 03.

The attack on Ukraine has led to a widespread outrage in Hungary. However, the deep polarisation that divides Hungarian society was also manifest in the public reactions to the war. […]

Hungarian News Monitoring, 2022 Election Campaign – Part 1

Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely2022. February 26.

Through its analyses of the campaigns of the past few years, Mérték Media Monitor wishes to help individual voters and the institutions which are invested in the successful conduct of […]

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