Fourth Round of Danube Region Networking Like planets drifting apart, it seems, the Eastern European countries are increasingly isolating themselves from the values of a united Europe. Media pluralism, which is important for democratic stability, has been badly restricted in the Eastern countries in recent years. This affects above all […]
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Civil Radio will be 30 years old in 2024. A referendum was held in Hungary on Saturday, April 12, 2003, which was successful with a participation percentage of 45.62, and 83.76% of the voters supported Hungary to join the EU. Accession finally took place on May 1, 2004, together with […]
Talking with Tamás Jamriskó, Editor-in-Chief of the small community radio EPER (Első Pesti Egyetemi Rádió) – the first university radio of the city of Pest in Hungary, the question is challenging, but easy: a child of the 90s he realized that the ‘community radio’ that the older generation of the […]
What use and value do free radio stations have for society? The participants of the discussion round will ask themselves this question on stage: Ákos Cserháti von Civil Radio, Budapest Erwin Köhler, MdL Grüne Sabine Fratzke, BfR, AFF Vladimir Radinović, Vorstand CMFE Katharina Biringer, Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften chat with […]
At present, it is becoming clear in Europe how great the dependence on monopolistic U.S. providers is. These do not see themselves as media publishers and, in this sense, do not want to take responsibility for their role in a democratic discourse process. The predominant business model is the trade […]
An interview with Professor Dr. Dejan Ajdačić Yemen, Israel, Palestine, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Haiti, Ethiopia, Libya … Can we immediately and at the first glance associate these countries? This question appears over and over in a similar form when the new war conflicts break out, or the old ones heat up. […]
Residents of Serbia against local corruption and global neo-colonialism The end of 2021 in Serbia was marked by mass civil protests in 50 Serbian cities that united many civic environmental movements, organizations dedicated to human rights and individual citizens gathered around the intention to prevent cardinally harmful economic projects of […]
ECB 2.0 is an initiative to build a federated platform for European civil society media and content producers. Launched by developers, archivists and community media providers, we aim to connect communities across Europe by developing a sustainable and self-managed alternative to centralized commercial services for the publishing and preservation of […]
Radio and Social Activism A synonym for radio in Serbia is radio station B92 – it is even today, six years after it has been shut down. During the 1990s war in Yugoslavia and Serbia, this radio station played a key role in informing the citizens of Serbia, being the […]
The usual question “How are you?” in Serbia is not just a formality. It happens rather often within daily communication to receive in response a detailed “report” from the interlocutor.These days, that answer in Belgrade often sounds like this: “I feel like we are back the 90s. It is as […]
Hungary, Budapest. In the early 2010s we were afraid that the Media Council would regulate the media with fines, which would have evoked a classic censorship, but it soon became clear that more attention should be paid to the transformation of ownership. In a survey conducted by Mérték (Measure) Media […]
When someone asked me to introduce and say a few sentences about Hungary’s media landscape and about the state of free media, I lost my bearings. I could recite the government’s or the National Media Authority’s statements about Hungary’s media – “it is diverse, free, media pluralism was never so […]