Who shapes the information environment?
Explore the organizations and actors MPMONITOR maps across media, politics, platforms, advertising, business and public institutions. This directory shows who we track and their public channels — not the full intelligence behind each profile.
A public window into a much deeper map
Since its establishment in 2015, MPMONITOR has built up cross-country mapping of the players that produce, distribute, amplify and influence information. This August 2026 global build brings the public directory to 103 countries across Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, Eurasia, MENA, Asia, Latin America, North America and Oceania. The public directory is intentionally selective: it helps visitors see the breadth of the map without publishing MJRC’s underlying analytical work.
What you can see here
Entity names, countries, broad roles, official websites and selected public communication channels.
What stays in MJRC’s research layer
- Ownership and control
- Funding and revenue
- Institutional relationships
- Distribution pathways
- Influence and amplification
- Changes over time
All mapped entities
Public-facing directory
The directory is the index. The analysis goes further.
For clients and partners, MJRC can investigate how an actor sits inside the wider information ecosystem — who controls it, how it reaches audiences, which intermediaries matter and where influence travels.
Need the full provenance picture?
Ask MJRC for a deeper entity, country or narrative analysis.
What changes when you connect the dots?
A directory tells you who exists. MPMONITOR also looks across entities, sectors and borders to identify the structures that connect them.
These snapshots show the kinds of relationships MPMONITOR can surface. They intentionally reveal only the public-facing connection, not the underlying research dossier.
Need to know how a company, media group, platform, political actor or campaign connects across countries and channels? MJRC can build a deeper provenance and relationship analysis around a specific question.
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