médiapolitika
Médiapolitika is a term used in several languages, notably in Central and Eastern Europe, to denote the study and practice of media policy and the politics of media. It refers to the set of norms, laws, and institutions that shape how media markets function, who owns media outlets, how content is regulated, and how public service media is funded and governed. At the same time, médiapolitika analyzes how media practices influence political processes, including agenda-setting, election coverage, and the public’s access to information.
The scope includes policymakers, regulators, broadcasters, online platforms, journalists, civil society, and audiences. Key issues are
Theoretical approaches in médiapolitika draw on the political economy of media, public sphere theory, and analytical
Policy implications often focus on regulatory design and impact assessment, media literacy, anti-monopoly enforcement, safeguards against