The MediaWise Trust is one of 195 civil society groups calling on the United Nations (UN) to put government accountability and independent media at the centre of a new framework for global development. A joint statement – coordinated by ARTICLE … Continue reading
13 May 2013 – The Leveson Inquiry in the UK and the recent report of the European Commission’s High-Level Group on Media Freedom and Pluralism have stirred a heated debate among industry representatives, media professionals and policy-makers across Europe: Do … Continue reading
This guidebook – produced by the MediaAcT project – presents best-practice examples in the field of innovative, web-based media accountability from across Europe. Its aim is to provide media managers with a comprehensive, yet easy-to-use overview over the various formats which … Continue reading
The MediaWise Trust was invited by the Leveson Inquiry to expand upon proposals outlined in our earlier statement of evidence ‘Pity the Poor Citizen Complainant’ for a more open and accountable system of self-regulation. ‘A fair system of regulation’ was … Continue reading
Adopted by the Governing Board of the Association of Polish Journalists (SDP, Stowarzyszenia Dziennikarzy Polskich) in 2001. Accepting the principles of the Media Ethic Charter and the declarations of the International Federation of Journalists we acknowledge, that: – The task … Continue reading
“This study, produced by the Media Diversity Institute in partnership with ARTICLE 19 and the European Federation of Journalists and its Ethical Journalism Initiative campaign, highlights the importance of good practice within journalism and serves as encouragement and guidance for … Continue reading