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The ECPMF’s NEWSOCRACY event is devoted to discuss media ownership as a topic affecting many European countries, enabling us to assess if and to what extent conflicts of interest may undermine the independence of the information we consume. The NEWSOCRACY event in Prague focuses on new forms of media owners as well as on implications of media ownership concentration on local/regional journalism. Through hands-on knowledge exchange we aim to come up with constructive approaches to promote media plurality.
Friday, December 14 • 2:45pm - 3:30pm
Session IV: CASE STUDIES - Media ownership implications at the regional and local level

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Media ownership concentration has chilling effects on journalism and media pluralism especially on the regional and local level. Moreover, in many countries, regional and local media is dependening solely on the goodwill of municipalities. How to avoid regional and local press become propaganda instruments?
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Elif Ince

Freelance Journalist
Elif  Ince is an Istanbul based freelance journalist. Her reporting on urban  and environmental issues has received awards from  Turkey's Progressive Journalists Association (ÇGD), the Chamber of  Architects, the Chamber of Urban Planners and People's Houses  (Halkevleri). She... Read More →
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Ondrej Neumann

Director, Institute of Independent journalism
Ondrej Neumann is respected investigative journalist, he used to work more than 20 years on leading positions in several Czech media ( editor in chief of TV-News on CT24, editor in chief in the weekly magazine Ekonom, deputy editor in chief in daily newspaper Hospodarské noviny etc... Read More →

Friday December 14, 2018 2:45pm - 3:30pm
Impact Hub Prague Drtinova 557/10, 150 00 Praha 5, Czechia
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