Bulgaria Marks Press Freedom Day amidst Slumping Rankings
Bulgaria and Bulgarian journalists mark soberly Thursday the UN World Press Freedom Day.
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Bulgarian media tinted by owners' other interests – SEEMO report
Respecting the business interests of media owners and silencing any information that may be interpreted as harmful is widely accepted by most Bulgarian reporters as a way of doing journalism, South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) said in its preview of a forthcoming report on Bulgarian media.
Quality of Bulgarian media 'deteriorates'
The quality of Bulgaria's journalism continues to diminish, according to the Media Sustainability Index (MSI) the system introduced by IREX to analyse the strength and viability of a country's media sector.
Bulgaria's Council for Electronic Media Unbothered by Newspaper Bashing on Air
Bulgaria's Council for Electronic Media (SEM) reviewed on Tuesday the case of Nikolay Barekov, a TV host who tore up an edition of Trud daily during Friday's morning broadcast of TV7, calling the newspaper "a rug" and saying that it would cease to exist.
Bulgarians Rise again against ACTA
Bulgarians are organizing once again Saturday a nation-wide protest against the controversial international Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement, ACTA.
Controversial ACTA Goes to European Court of Justice
The European Court of Justice, EU's highest court, has been asked to determine the validity of the controversial ACTA agreement, EU Trade Commissioner Karel de Gucht has announced.
ACTA rebellion
Bulgaria became the fourth European Union member state to halt the ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) on February 15, only days after thousands of Bulgarians braved freezing weather to show their opposition to the treaty.
Bulgaria's Cabinet Halts ACTA, Blames Socialists
Bulgaria's government is halting the ratification of the controversial international Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement, ACTA.
Freedom of mass media in Bulgaria
Bulgaria has been moved ten notches down in the world chart for freedom of the media drawn up by Reporters Without Borders – from 70th down to 80th position in 2011-2012, or the rearmost place among EU countries.
Bulgarian EconMin Ready to Resign over ACTA Outrage
Bulgaria's Minister of Economy and Energy, Traicho Traikov, announced that he is ready to resign over the ACTA controversy.