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UA:PBC Head Reports on Public Broadcaster’s Progress in 2019

August 14 – Zurab Alasania, the head of Ukraine’s public service broadcaster UA:PBC, presented UA:PBC’s semi-annual 2019 activity report to the UA:PBC Supervisory Board. Alasania reported on the progress in implementing the UA:PBC roadmap, a strategy created as a result of the external audit of UA:PBC conducted by the Ernst & Young auditing company in […]

IMI Releases its New Media Monitoring, Names and Shames Biggest Jeansa Clients

July 18: Twice as much of jeansa [paid journalism materials] at parliamentary campaign than at presidential election – IMI new media monitoring finds. During this parliamentary election campaign, the percent of materials with signs of an order more than doubled compared to the presidential campaign. Thus, during the three monitoring waves (5 days each, a […]

Public Service Broadcaster Lists Ten Commandments for Journalists during Elections

Recommendations are developed as part of a long-term strategy for a mechanism of cooperation among the pubic broadcaster’s branches.

Media Literacy: “Propagandarium” Exhibition Opens in Kramatorsk

In an entertaining format, the exhibition will demonstrate that media literacy now is just as important in everyone’s lives as using a computer.

2019 National Media Talk: Public trust and presidential election content will be at the center of Ukraine’s key media event

In addition to the role the media played during the presidential election campaign, the conference, now in its second year, will focus on what kind of commercial and self-regulatory fixes could be introduced that will build public trust and increase peer pressure for improvements in the media sector.

Media Program in Ukraine

The new USAID-funded Media Program in Ukraine will empower local media to expand Ukrainian citizens’ access to high-quality news and information. This project, implemented by Internews from 2018-2023, is the largest media development activity in Ukraine’s history, and represents a significant $35m investment in Ukraine’s independent media sector.

Media Program Objectives

Increase high-quality, engaging content throughout Ukraine, particularly in the East and South

Increase public demand for quality information

Implement critical media reforms

Strengthen and sustain key media institutions and processes

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UA:PBC Head Reports on Public Broadcaster’s Progress in 2019

IMI Releases its New Media Monitoring, Names and Shames Biggest Jeansa Clients

Public Service Broadcaster Lists Ten Commandments for Journalists during Elections

Media Literacy: “Propagandarium” Exhibition Opens in Kramatorsk

2019 National Media Talk: Public trust and presidential election content will be at the center of Ukraine’s key media event

Media Program in Ukraine

Media Program Objectives

NEWS and EVENTS

UA:PBC Head Reports on Public Broadcaster’s Progress in 2019

USAID Funds Research into Social Media to Protect Ukraine’s Information Environment

IMI Releases its New Media Monitoring, Names and Shames Biggest Jeansa Clients

Kharkiv Press Club Takes Journalists on Tour to observe Odesa’s Progress in Reforms

Public Service Broadcaster Lists Ten Commandments for Journalists during Elections

Media Literacy: “Propagandarium” Exhibition Opens in Kramatorsk

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