Second arson attack on Bulgarian television journalist’s car
Bulgarian television journalist Genka Shikerova’s car was burnt out in an apparent arson attack soon after midnight on April 2
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Media
Of hearts and minds and media monopolies
Lyutvi Mestan, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, says that Delyan Peevski’s media do not constitute a monopoly
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Bulgaria ranks worst among EU countries in 2014 World Press Freedom index
Bulgaria has been ranked the worst among European Union countries in Reporters Without Borders’ 2014 World Press Freedom index, coming
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War of words after Bulgarian talk show host joins political party on air
A hullabaloo in the media and on social networks has followed after a Bulgarian talk show host announced live on
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Backtrack on penalties for media damaging ‘good name’ of election candidates
Bulgaria’s centre-right former ruling party GERB has backtracked on a proposal to include in the new election code a provision
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Bulgaria’s draft election code: Media face huge fines for damaging ‘good name’ of candidates
Media that publish material that damages the “decency, honour and reputation” of candidates during an election campaign will face fines
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Committee to Protect Journalists: Press freedom weakens in several countries, cyberspace
For the first time, the Committee to Protect Journalists has added cyberspace as a category on its yearly risk list,
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How the Bulgarian media covered (or did not) new report on the Bulgarian media
Coverage by the Bulgarian-language media of an annual report on the state of the Bulgarian media said a lot about,
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Bulgaria’s media: Of photographs, politics and proxy wars
In an exclusive on February 3, Economedia’s publications reported that Economedia was suing another Bulgarian media company and a fledgling
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