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Czech television: some progress, still too much politics
Bratislava, Budapest, and Prague, 12 and 13 February 2009 – Three years after the release of monitoring reports on the situation of television in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, new update reports are released on 12 and 13 February at events in Bratislava and Prague. The Czech update report highlights that, despite the launch of some digital services, Czech broadcasting still... read more

Back to the past? Political pressure on Slovak media increases
Bratislava, Budapest and Prague, 12 and 13 February 2009 – Three years after the release of monitoring reports on television in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, new update reports are released on 12 and 13 February at events in Bratislava and Prague. The Slovak update report highlights that notwithstanding some progress, Slovakia's old problems remain intractable. Since... read more

Presentation of the Report 'Television across Europe: Follow-up reports 2008 – Slovakia and the Czech Republic'
MEMO 98, the Open Society Institute and NOS-OSF Bratislava would like to invite you to the presentation of the monitoring report “Television across Europe: Follow-up reports 2008 – Slovakia and the Czech Republic” prepared by EUMAP (EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program) of the Open Society Institute and by the Media Program of the Open Society Foundation. The project is an... read more

Declaration By Domestic Election Observers (CIO Seminar On Election-Related Issues, Vienna 21-22 July 2008)
We, a group of like-minded domestic election observers, believe that transparency, accountability and credibility are the most important cornerstones of democratic elections. They provide for establishing public confidence, including confidence of electoral competitors. Our work in terms of scrutiny of, and support to, electoral processes significantly contributes to the... read more

Second report on media coverage of the 2 March presidential election (2 – 25 February 2008)
Moscow, 28 February – CJES, the informational and analytical center of the Russian Union of Journalists, in cooperation with MEMO 98, has been systematically monitoring the media coverage of the 2 March presidential election. CJES seeks to evaluate the mass media’s performance in providing objective and balanced coverage of the contestants and their platforms so the citizens... read more

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