Head of Bulgarian broadcast media regulator resigns over TV station licensing decision
The head of the Council for Electronic Media (CEM), the Bulgarian statutory body charged with the regulation of broadcast media,
Read moreThe head of the Council for Electronic Media (CEM), the Bulgarian statutory body charged with the regulation of broadcast media,
Read moreOnly 12 per cent of Bulgarians believe that the media are independent, while trust in the media has further decreased,
Read moreA petition purported to have more than 670 000 signatures calling for a national referendum on six questions related to
Read moreFive directors at Poland’s public broadcaster TVP have filed their resignations in reference to the recent adoption of new media
Read morePending changes to the media law that has passed the lower house in Poland’s parliament on December 30 has been
Read moreA number of people have been arrested after a crew from Bulgaria’s Nova Televizia was assaulted while attempting to film
Read moreBulgaria’s broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) has issued a licence for public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio to
Read moreDelyan Peevski has formally submitted a new asset disclosure form to Bulgarian Parliament, listing a number of stakes in local
Read moreBulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) said on August 3 that it has started checking the finances of all print media,
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