Media Regulation Reconsidered

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Media Regulation Reconsidered

Györgyi Kocsis, vice-chairwoman of the Hungarian Europe Society was the moderator of a public debate on the role of the public media organised by the Independent Media Center and the Mérték Media Monitor on 31 January 2014 in the House of the European Union in Budapest. At the event, Hungarian and foreign journalists, researchers and interested members of the public could get an insight among others into the tasks and institutional setup of the Norwegian and the British public media.
The detailed program is available in Hungarian.

House of the European Union
Györgyi Kocsis
Elections
At the annual meeting of the Hungarian Europe Society István Hegedűs was re-elected as chairman of the organisation on 3 November 2011. Jerzy Celichowski and Györgyi Kocsis have become the two vice-chairpersons.
Paragraph Deal?
On 25 May 2013, in the weekly HVG, Györgyi Kocsis analysed the position of the Hungarian Socialist Party on the potential disenfranchisement of the Hungarian government in the Council of the European Union.
Comparison between Hungary and Norway
"Changing models of media authorities" - was the title of the public debate held on October 3rd in the House of the European Union by the Center for Independent Journalism and the Mérték Médiaelemző Műhely (a think tank for media research and analysis).
Far Away from the Introduction of the Euro in Hungary
The analysis of Györgyi Kocsis entitled "Nem tisztelt ház. Mit mondanak ki, és mit hallgatnak el a pártok EP-programjai?" was published in HVG on 17 May 2014.
Which Way To Go?
Györgyi Kocsis gave an interview to the Civil Rádió programme '117 minutes' on 6 January 2015 concerning the history and the activities of the Hungarian Europe Society, and about the challenges facing the European Union in