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Political Pressures, Economic Insecurity Biggest Threats to Media Freedom in the Balkans

Fear of loosing jobs, politics, and self-censorship are suffocating media freedoms - those are the most common thoughts of dozens of prominent journalists from...

B&H: Pressure and self-censorship

By Mirna Stanković Luković  A new acting director of Sarajevo Canton Television (TVSA) was recently appointed - former assistant head of Novi Grad Municipality and...

Innovative Handbook Highlights International Laws Protecting Journalists’ Rights To Freedom Of Speech

An innovative handbook published in 2015 aims to become the ultimate tool for journalists and bloggers worldwide seeking guidance on the international legal framework protecting...

Romania: from traditional to social media

By Luka Zanoni , 31 December 2015 Traditional media no longer have the monopoly of information, social media are advancing. An interview with Ioana Avadani, director of the...

Regional Report on Employment Conditions of Journalists in SEE

A crowded and rather poor media market, unable to secure the sustainability of media operations, a high level of job insecurity making the journalists...

Media Fan Flames of Hatred in Balkan Journalism Crisis

By Aidan White More than twenty years after revolutions in the south-eastern fringes of Europe opened up a new era of democratic pluralism with promises of...

Revised Hungarian media legislation continues to limit pluralism

Vienna, 25 May 2012 – Dunja Mijatović, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media today said that the new Hungarian media legislation can...
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