Colombia - Media pluralism in danger: RSF launches Media Ownership Monitor in Colombia

Reporters without borders

13 October 2015 – Reporters Without Borders is launching a new online resource designed to uncover concentration of media ownership and related conflicts of interest. Colombia is set to become the first country covered by this Media Ownership Monitor (MOM) and is to be followed by other countries worldwide. For the project, a joint team of researchers collected, investigated, analyzed and contextualized information about media ownership in Colombia. Based on a generic methodology to be (...)

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