Analysis
Information Sovereignty
Domestic and Foreign Interference? Poland Plans to Prevent Hostile TV Takeovers After Romanian Elections – QUICK TAKE
12 December 2024
COVID-19 when seen as the successor of the 2008-09 financial crisis might destroy the media as we know them up until now.
Being old enough to remember manual typesetting and young enough to use a mobile phone as notebook, camera and a recorder at once, I wonder what the present situation with COVID-19 will bring to the media industry in Central Europe.
The experience of the 2008-09 financial crisis brings caution, whereas the online world a glimpse of hope.
A bumpy and interesting journey
The journalism and media industry in this region has gone through a bumpy and interesting journey during the last thirty years. It started as a boom of independent media in the early 1990s, consolidation later on in the hands of mostly foreign owners who have brought capital and know-how, the financial crisis has sped up the process of sell-off to the hands of domestic private owners.
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