Ténytár is committed to drafting data-based factual analyses on the representation of politics in the media. Correspondingly, we have written a joint analysis with Mertek Media Monitor, wherein we reviewed […]
The goal of the joint initiative by Ténytár and Mertek Media Monitor was and continues to be to fight against exclusion and discrimination. Exclusion questions the humanity of minorities or […]
March 21, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination The goal of the joint initiative by Ténytár and Mertek Media Monitor was and continues to be to fight against […]
The 15 of February 2014 marked the official launch of the election campaign. In seeking to assess how often government and opposition politicians appear, respectively, in the media, as well […]
Our view is that something we might refer to as a culture of exclusionary speech is increasingly gaining ground in Hungary. Politicians and public intellectuals who question the equality of […]
Through our research we sought to attain a comprehensive picture of how and whether the press in Hungary is free and how the Hungarian media work. Though the questions we […]
The Soft Censorship Global Review is an international research project managed by the WAN-IFRA and the Open Society Foundations. Based on a common methodology, the research analyses the effects of […]
Mertek: The apropos of our conversation today is that last December Civil Radio publicly announced its plan to alter the way it operates. What’s this change about? Ákos Cserháti: The […]
Mertek Media Monitor has noted repeatedly that Hungary’s media market can be aptly characterised with the concept of state capture, which was coined by Transparency International. The Hungarian press – […]
On 21 November 2013 Hungary’s high court, the Curia, heard the case of József Spirk, a journalist working at the newsportal index.hu. The case dealt with an allegedly libellous statement […]