Study "The competitiveness and economic viability of the news media sector in the EU"

Project summary

This study analyses the competitiveness and economic viability of the EU news media sector. It explores market size, structure, financial performance, consumer demand, employment trends, media independence, and the impact of digitalisation and global platforms. It highlights the decline of print media, stable revenues in radio/TV, and growth in digital media and user-driven revenue. The study also examines editorial pressures, trust in media, and future viability based on monetisation models and platform relationships.
  • Lead partnerPPMI
  • ClientEuropean Commission (DG CONNECT)
  • Funding programmeEuropean Commission Tender
  • Period2022-2023
  • RegionEU-27
  • ServiceResearch
  • Statuscompleted

KEA's contribution

KEA contributed to the definition of key concepts, qualitative analysis of market trends, development of national case studies, and support for a citizen survey with 1,750 responses. KEA also conducted interviews and literature reviews, and helped compile findings and recommendations for the final report.

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