Key Findings of State Media Monitor 2024 Published
The number of media outlets falling under government control continues to grow, while the independent public media sector is facing new threats.| State Media Monitor
Agência Lusa is the main news agency in Portugal, operating with a newsroom of around 200 journalists and a network of approximately 80 freelancers.| State Media Monitor
The Spanish Radio and Television Corporation (Corporación de Radio y Televisión Española, RTVE) is Spain’s public broadcasting company. Television was launched in Spain in 1956. In 1973, the country’s two...| State Media Monitor
EFE, a leading Spanish news agency established in 1939, is one of the world’s largest, employing over 3,000 journalists and ranking fourth globally after AP, Reuters, and AFP. Media assets...| State Media Monitor
The Catalan Audiovisual Media Corporation (CCMA) is a public broadcasting company that serves the Catalonia region. It includes the Televisió de Catalunya channels and the Catalunya Ràdio chain of stations. CCMA...| State Media Monitor
Euskal Irrati Telebista (EiTB) is the autonomous public broadcaster in the Basque Country region of Spain, founded in 1982. Its primary mission is to protect the Basque language and culture...| State Media Monitor
Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP) is the public service broadcaster in Portugal, operating four nationwide television and three nationwide radio channels, as well as several satellite and cable channels....| State Media Monitor
Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) is a public broadcasting operator in Malta. It was established in 1975 and operates two television channels and three radio channels. Media assets Television: TVM, TVM2...| State Media Monitor
ARD is the regional network of public service broadcasters in Germany. It was founded in 1950 by the nine regional public broadcasters in the German Länder. Each of them has...| State Media Monitor
The Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) is a public service media company founded in 1953 as the Cyprus Broadcasting Service. Currently, the broadcaster operates four radio channels, two television stations, and...| State Media Monitor
The Galician Radio and Television Corporation (CRTVG) traces its origins back to the Galician Radio‑Television Company, with its inception in 1985 as Galicia’s first Galician‑language radio and television services. In 2016, it adopted its current structure...| State Media Monitor
RNW Media is a Netherlands-based NGO rooted in the legacy of Radio Netherlands Worldwide (RNW), which operated from 1947 until 2012 as an international public radio broadcaster. Since 2013, the organization has pivoted to become a digital-first media development agency, championing freedom of expression and youth-centric content across multiple geographies. | State Media Monitor
Channel One Eurasia, better known locally as Eurasia Channel One, is the most-watched television station in Kazakhstan, tracing its roots back to its launch in November 1997.| State Media Monitor
Founded in 1995, Khabar Agency has long stood as a central pillar of Kazakhstan’s media landscape, originally launched as the National Television News Agency—aptly named “Khabar,” or “News,” in Kazakh. Today, it remains one of the country’s largest media entities, delivering daily programming in Russian, Kazakh, and English. Among its assets, Khabar operates the satellite channel Jibek Joly TV (also commonly referred to as “Kazakh TV”), which broadcasts across Europe and A...| State Media Monitor
State and Public Media in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2025| statemediamonitor.com
The number of media outlets falling under government control continues to grow, while the independent public media sector is facing new threats.| State Media Monitor
