Center for Journalists in Extreme Situations (CJES), an independent, non-partisan Russian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and the media, has been monitoring the coverage of the Russian political scene in selected broadcast media since January 2010. The project is intended to offer professional, comprehensive, objective monitoring initiative to assess whether Russian... read more

Center for Journalists in Extreme Situations (CJES), an independent, non-partisan Russian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and the media, has been monitoring the coverage of the Russian political scene in selected broadcast media from January 2010. The project is intended to offer professional, comprehensive, objective monitoring initiative to assess the pluralism of... read more

Center for Journalists in Extreme Situations (CJES), an independent, non-partisan Russian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and the media, has been monitoring the coverage of the Russian political scene in selected broadcast media since January 2010. The project is intended to offer professional, comprehensive, objective monitoring initiative to assess whether Russian... read more

MEMO 98’s media monitoring in 2011 was conducted over two periods: the first monitoring period commenced on 10 April and lasted until 30 April and the second one on 17 May and ended on 7 June 2011 After the six weeks of monitoring, findings indicate that the monitoring team found significant differences in the way how the state and exile media (outside Burma) portray political... read more

Bratislava, 22 February 2011 – MEMO 98 has been systematically monitoring the media coverage of November 2010 Parliamentary elections in Burma (Myanmar) from August 2010 assessing the mass media’s performance in providing objective and balanced coverage of the candidates and their platforms. The project’s findings have been determined through a well-defined and rigorous... read more