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MOM Armenia reports that Public Radio of Armenia is a programme of Public Radio Company of Armenia CJSC, whose shares are 100% owned by the Republic of Armenia.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
Public Radio of Armenia is one of the programs of the “Public Radio Company of Armenia” CJSC, and 100% of the company’s shares belong to the Republic of Armenia. MOM Armenia reports that the state-owned outlets it lists (Armenpress and the Public Broadcasters) are funded from the state budget.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
These media outlets receive funding from the state budget, creating a direct relationship between government resources and media operations. MOM Armenia reports that the shares of Public Radio Company of Armenia are managed by the Public Broadcaster Council.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
The authority to manage the shares is entrusted to the Public Broadcaster Council of the Republic of Armenia. MOM Armenia reports that members of the Council managing the Public Broadcaster are selected competitively but appointed by the Prime Minister for six-year terms.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
The Council serves as the body responsible for managing and overseeing the Public Broadcaster, with members selected through competitive processes but appointed by the Prime Minister for six-year terms. ODIHR's interim report states that many of its interlocutors perceive the Public Broadcaster, which operates Armradio alongside H1 and H1 News, as supporting the government.
OSCE/ODIHR · 2026-05-22 · p. 11 · Open the source
The Public Broadcaster of Armenia (PBA), which many ODIHR EOM interlocutors perceive as supporting the government, operates two national television channels, H1 and H1 News, as well as Armradio RSF states that state-owned media outlets in Armenia refrain from all criticism of the government (general statement about state-owned media; Public Radio is not named).
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) · 2026 · Open the source
Meanwhile, state-owned media outlets refrain from all criticism of the government. 13 articles analysed: 6 with loaded wording, 7 neutral.
What happenedPashinyan: Registered jobs rose by 15,000 in September
Positive framingFavours the government Calls the growth "unprecedented" and the figures "impressive"; the government's data show 15,000 more registered jobs than in August, which other outlets report without praise.
OriginalWhat happenedPashinyan urges people to report local election pressure to him directly
EmphasisFavours the government Leads with Pashinyan's line "I stand beside all citizens who fight for their rights", casting the Prime Minister as their defender; the news itself, his call to report pressure to him by email, is not in the headline.
OriginalWhat happened16-year-old boy killed by hunting rifle shot in Nor Geghi
Left out The headline names only a failure to safeguard the firearm and the arrests, leaving out that a 16-year-old died, which most other outlets give in their headlines.
OriginalEvery quote is checked: it appears word for word in its source. The highlighted words in the examples are taken unchanged from that outlet's own article.
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