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Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has confirmed its decisions imposing fines on two of the country’s major television stations, Nova Televizia and bTV, for breaking the law during the May […]
Broadcast media regulator the Council for Electronic Media elected on July 5 Emil Koshlukov as the director-general of public broadcaster Bulgarian Na ...
Broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media elected Svetoslav Kostov, head of Radio Sofia, as the new director-general of public broadcaster ...
A total of 239 newspapers were published in Bulgaria in 2018, six fewer than the year before, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on June 20 ...
Bulgaria’s State Agency for Child Protection has an initiated an investigation into disclosures by a website of personal details of the Plovdiv teenager said by authorities to have been preparing […]
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission said on June 4 that bTV was to be fined for breaking the law by announcing exit poll results more than an hour before voting closed […]
Parties, coalitions and independent candidates that stood in Bulgaria’s May 26 2019 European Parliament elections spent a total of more than 3.28 million leva (about 1.67 million euro) on paid […]
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Personal Data has issued its opinion on personal information that the media can lawfully publish, after the comission was approached on the question by a […]
Eleven Bulgarian NGOs have approached the country’s statutory broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media over a television interview in which a Bulgarian National Union leader used intolerant language directed […]
At a special sitting on April 24, Bulgaria’s statutory broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) voted unanimously to accept the resignation of Koko Kamenarov as director-general of public […]
