Looking Back at a Premonitory Article on Media Credibility
In August 2015, I published an article on media credibility on the company blog, at a time when the digital transformation of journalism was still widely framed as an opportunity …
Public Broadcasting Funding Models: Japan in Perspective, Compared with France and Spain
Japan offers a distinctive and often controversial model for financing public broadcasting. Unlike countries such as France or Spain, where public television is largely funded through taxation and state budgets, …
Hong Kong, Five Years Later: When the Point of No Return Became Reality
Five years ago today, this blog published an article analysing the immediate implications of the National Security Law imposed on Hong Kong on 30 June 2020. The central argument at …
Defending the Value of Original Content
In today’s digital ecosystem, high-quality content has become a strategic asset for media outlets, companies and organisations alike. However, situations still arise that reveal a persistent lack of respect for …
Hong Kong: A Point of No Return
For weeks now I have been reporting on what has happened — and continues to happen — in Hong Kong through the pages of El Punt Avui. As one might …
Wolf Warrior or Peaceful Panda?
In every war, regardless of its nature or historical period, one of the most fiercely contested battlefields is information. Aeschylus famously wrote that truth is the first casualty of war, …
Spratly: A Conflict Set Like Clockwork
Conflicts, much like human nature, tend to be unpredictable. Yet when we know the actors — or the territory — well enough, while we may not be able to predict …
The Problem of Media Credibility
Spanish media rank as the least trusted in Europe and the second least trusted in the world, according to a study published a few weeks ago by the Reuters Institute …