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Twenty years ago, writing a report for your high school social studies class would have sent you to the local library, where a variety of content would have been available

By Alexander Kashumov At the beginning of 2018, a group of MPs from the Movement for Rights and Freedoms introduced a bill in parliament that would create new obligations for

A 2018 article on MediaShift.org, a website offering “insight and analysis at the intersection of media and technology,” touted the importance of making technology more central to journalism education. While

In July 2018, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) announced its plan to return to Bulgaria and Romania “amid growing concern about a reversal in democratic gains and attacks on the

When investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed ten years ago, the news took the whole world by surprise. In the months that followed, the bank became a symbol of corporate greed

By Mihail Veshim Polish aphorist Stanisław Jerzy Lec once wrote, “The window to the world can be shaded with a newspaper.” He was referring to the days of the ideological

A Justin Bieber tune saved a Russian fisherman from being mauled by a bear. Or so claimed a 2014 story that went viral and was even carried by several high-circulation

By Pauline Adès-Mével Since it joined the European Union a decade ago, Bulgaria has tumbled down in the annual press freedom ranking by Reporters Without Borders, slipping from 35th place