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The 2nd part of a two-part series describing the evolution of Media legislation in Hungary focusing on the period from 2010-2013. The author is a former member of the Hungarian Media Authority and noted television journalist. The purpose of the book is to provide a detailed account of some relevant events that have occurred in the period to better understand the context and relevance of those changes affecting freedom of speech, media pluralism and the public television and radio broadcasting in Hungary.

Noted journalist and former member of the Hungarian national media regulator Peter Gyuricza explores key historical events surrounding the development of the media environment in Hungary since the regime change in 1989. His unique perspective having not only lived through, but having witnessed first hand many of those events in his capacity as a public service journalist, civil servant and finally regulator, allows for a rich and colorful insight into these historical events up to and including 2009. The relationship between media and politics in especially relevant due to historical events...

Noted journalist and former member of the Hungarian national media regulator Peter Gyuricza explores key historical events surrounding the development of the media environment in Hungary since the regime change in 1989. His unique perspective having not only lived through, but having witnessed first hand many of those events in his capacity as a public service journalist, civil servant and finally regulator, allows for a rich and colorful insight into these historical events up to and including 2009. The relationship between media and politics in especially relevant due to historical events...

The 2nd part of a two-part series describing the evolution of Media legislation in Hungary focusing on the period from 2010-2013. The author is a former member of the Hungarian Media Authority and noted television journalist. The purpose of the book is to provide a detailed account of some relevant events that have occurred in the period to better understand the context and relevance of those changes affecting freedom of speech, media pluralism and the public television and radio broadcasting in Hungary.