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Sheila Coronel Discusses Philippines’ Presidential Elections in the New York Times

July 14, 2022
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The Philippines does not need Marcos Jr.'s brand of selective amnesia, CMDS Curriculum Development Lead Sheila Coronel writes in an op-ed for the New York Times.

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The Political Independence of the Media Is at the Highest Risk in Hungary, Attila Bátorfy and Co-authors Find in MPM 2021

July 7, 2022
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CMDS Fellow Attila Bátorfy co-authored the latest edition of the Media Pluralism Monitor’s country report on Hungary and found that the greatest risk was recorded in the political independence area.

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Anya Schiffrin Co-authors Book Chapter on Disinformation in the Global South

July 6, 2022
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CMDS Advisory Board member Anya Schiffrin and Peter Cunliffe-Jones survey some of the fixes tried for dis- and misinformation in the Global South in a chapter in the new book Disinformation in the Global South.

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Concentración del Mercado y Rastros de Prácticas Clientelares, Principales Problemas de la Comunicación en México

July 1, 2022
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MIM News

México ha avanzado en su marco regulatorio y el establecimiento de contrapesos institucionales para democratizar la comunicación y garantizar los derechos a la libertad de expresión e información mandados por la Constitución. Sin embargo, se requieren políticas públicas integrales para materializar las metas planteadas, según nuevo informe  publicado hoy por CMDS.

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Zselyke Csáky Compares Hungarian and French Media Situation in Internationale Politik

June 28, 2022
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Time and vigilance are of the essence in protecting democracy and preventing a Hungarian-style press takeover in France and elsewhere, CMDS Fellow Zselyke Csáky warns in an article in German magazine Internationale Politik.

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