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6 result(s) for central european press and media foundation in Current Affairs

"EU Must Help Pay for Border Protection, Current Pressure Unprecedented", Says PM Orbán

Hungary insists that the European Union should cover the costs of the protection of its borders, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after a meeting with his Visegrad Group (V4) counterparts in Budapest on Tuesday.
Video: Index Affair Triggers Demonstration In Budapest

Video: Index Affair Triggers Demonstration In Budapest

A demonstration was held in Budapest on Friday evening in protest against the dismissal of the editor-in-chief of news website index.hu, and for media freedom.
Opinion: End Of Days For Independent Media In Hungary

Opinion: End Of Days For Independent Media In Hungary

Above all, the coronavirus gives rise to a healthcare crisis. At the same time, the broader repercussions of the crisis in other areas have also began to manifest themselves. A global economic crisis is on the horizon, while in Hungary the very survival of the independent media is in serious danger.
Hungarian TV Stations Coming Under Central Control

Hungarian TV Stations Coming Under Central Control

Gábor Liszkay’s Central European Press and Media Foundation will probably take over TV2 following the death of the station’s owner, Andy Vajna, Népszava reports. The change of ownership was on the agenda and Vajna’s death may speed up this process, the source added.
Forming Of Pro-Government Media Empire Owning 476 Outlets

Forming Of Pro-Government Media Empire Owning 476 Outlets

This week 476 media outlets became parts of the new Hungarian media holding controlled by pro-government forces. The name of the mammoth is Central European Press and Media Foundation.
RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

Four and a half years to the day after its launch, The Budapest Beacon is publishing its final article today in the form of an exit interview with Budapest Beacon managing editor Richard Field.

"EU Must Help Pay for Border Protection, Current Pressure Unprecedented", Says PM Orbán

Hungary insists that the European Union should cover the costs of the protection of its borders, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after a meeting with his Visegrad Group (V4) counterparts in Budapest on Tuesday.
Video: Index Affair Triggers Demonstration In Budapest

Video: Index Affair Triggers Demonstration In Budapest

A demonstration was held in Budapest on Friday evening in protest against the dismissal of the editor-in-chief of news website index.hu, and for media freedom.
Opinion: End Of Days For Independent Media In Hungary

Opinion: End Of Days For Independent Media In Hungary

Above all, the coronavirus gives rise to a healthcare crisis. At the same time, the broader repercussions of the crisis in other areas have also began to manifest themselves. A global economic crisis is on the horizon, while in Hungary the very survival of the independent media is in serious danger.
Hungarian TV Stations Coming Under Central Control

Hungarian TV Stations Coming Under Central Control

Gábor Liszkay’s Central European Press and Media Foundation will probably take over TV2 following the death of the station’s owner, Andy Vajna, Népszava reports. The change of ownership was on the agenda and Vajna’s death may speed up this process, the source added.
Forming Of Pro-Government Media Empire Owning 476 Outlets

Forming Of Pro-Government Media Empire Owning 476 Outlets

This week 476 media outlets became parts of the new Hungarian media holding controlled by pro-government forces. The name of the mammoth is Central European Press and Media Foundation.
RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

Four and a half years to the day after its launch, The Budapest Beacon is publishing its final article today in the form of an exit interview with Budapest Beacon managing editor Richard Field.