Origo is the record holder with 13 negative verdicts, while Pesti Srácok is in second place with 8 lost cases. Independent newspapers lost only 6 cases in total.

After five months of waiting, we finally had access to the files of the Prime Minister's Cabinet Office on government campaigns.

We have been tracking and publishing the number of lawsuits for correction for years: in 2017, pro-government media lost 53 cases,...

We have requested data on the 2021 lawsuits for correction from the Metropolitan Court of Budapest in a public interest...

The International Press Institute (IPI) publised a new report that explores the presence of Hungarian money invested into foreign media...

Ten years ago, on Independence Day on July 4, 2011, we launched Atlatszo, with no capital or investor, relying on...

In the past few years a lot has changed in the media industry in Eastern European countries. It has become...

According to our calculations 112 newspapers, online media outlets, outdoor advertising companies, radio and TV stations belong to the media...

The government of Hungary spent 15.4 billion Hungarian forints (approximately 48 million euros at today’s exchange rate) on spreading its...

The Hungarian Anti-Poverty Network (Magyar Szegénységellenes Hálózat – MSZEH) held its award ceremony for its media prize called ’About poverty...

Every single regional newspaper in Hungary is owned by pro-Orban forces today. However, being taken over by an oligarch and...