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Media and Communication Research in Baltic countries

BalticMedia.eu project is structured around the idea that media systems as well as journalism and communication practices in the Baltic States can be studied and researched as belonging to a single group of media systems and communication spheres with defining characteristics such as each country having a small market (with populations varying from 1.3 mln in Estonia to 2.4 mln in Latvia and 3.0 mln in Lithuania), very liberal media regulation, weak media accountability, high level of political parallelism, and so forth. This section grants a free access to full-text journal issues, books, research publications and articles in English on Baltic media markets and communication cultures. 
>> Journals and books
>> Reseach publications and articles 

Baltic Media Trends and Statistics

In this section of the BalticMedia.eu site you will find all sorts of secondary data on Baltic media markets available in English: media laws and policy documents, research reports, national and comparative media statistics and analysis, media ownership and structure of industries, audience research data, tables and fact-sheets, and so forth. The aim is to monitor, collect from variuos sources and regurarly publish basic data that is needed for comparative research and other purposes.
>> Media statistics and data
>> Media laws and policy documents
  

Useful Sources and Links

This section of BalticMedia.eu online project guides you directly to organisations, public authorities, media companies and other bodies around the Baltics and beyond whose web sites provide information about developments in the media field.
>> Media companies and organisations
>> Media (self)regulatory bodies
>> Media monitoring companies and NGOs
>> Communication/journalism schools and research centers
>> Other useful sources outside the Baltics