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Romania: Less hate, more speech

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Bulgaria Bans Book That Attacks Government Critics

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Media Development in the Digital Age: Five Ways to Engage in Internet Governance

"Internet governance decisions are having a more pronounced and immediate impact on the media environment. The question then for the media development community is...

Jeopardising the effectiveness of journalism in South East Europe: the role of extra-legal policy mechanisms

A range of extra-legal policy mechanisms are used by those in power to prevent journalists from fulfilling their watchdog role in society. Examples from...

Public service media in South East Europe: Can the giants be taken from the grip of political interests?

They used to be called “State-television”, nowadays they are “public service media”. But political control is hard to remove, and prevents public broadcasters from...

In Memoriam: Nebojša Spaić

Nebojša Spaić, a leading Serbian journalist and writer, died at the age of 55 on 18 March in Belgrade. During his distinguished career, Nebojša was,...

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