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Maja Sever, the first woman to lead the EFJ
Busy, hardworking, cheerful, Maja Sever (born in 1971) is one of the best-known faces of Croatian journalism and, since …
Albania: PM Edi Rama must reverse journalist press conference ban
Dear Edi Rama, Prime Minister of Albania, CC. Endri Fuga, Director General of the Media and Information Agency Teresa Ribeiro, OSCE …
Report says Serbian media landscape heavily polarized
Serbia’s “heavily polarised media landscape between pro-government tabloids and critical media mirrors a divided political landscape, where critically minded …
Reuters Digital Report 2022: worldwide falling interest in the news
Overall, the growing lack of trust in traditional institutions and biases towards news producers and services are significantly changing …
The European Media Freedom Act must protect media from capture by political forces
We thank the European Commission for taking on this task and the ambition it has to deal with fundamental …
Free speech laws concerning abortion could impact journalists’ reporting. Here’s how.
Of course, that’s the problem. It’s no coincidence that the legislation would attack the entire informational infrastructure around abortion, …
Why mobile journalism is modern journalism
The growing population of smartphone users is changing how we see and consume information: from the filming of police violence in …
Five digital news trends every journalist should know
Now in its tenth year, the report is essential to make sense of the attitudes and behaviors of news …
IJAS research: pressures on journalists and media in Serbia does not stop
The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia (IJAS) recently published a publication entitled “Indicators on the level of media freedom …
Media watchdogs blast EU funds for Balkans ‘mouthpieces’
The “European Newsroom” received a grant of €1.76m to create shared office space for 16 agencies in Brussels. Led …