Media Pluralism

A programme that explores the changes in the media environment in Bulgaria and Europe. In a series of discussions, campaigns and meetings with active parties on the topic we addressed the problems and sought solutions for overcoming the vicious media dependencies in Bulgaria. The programme was part of the European Civil Initiative for Media Pluralism. As a result of our coordination and involvement Bulgaria was the first country to collect its signatures in support of the five proposals of the European Commission.

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The Fifth Power

Social media completely changed mass communication

24 January 2017, МOVE.BG

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Bulgaria first in the EU to collect all the signatures for ECIMP

Over 14 000 people gave their vote to create a new European law that can oppose media concentration, unclear financial sources and other common challenges that the media faces in Europe

31 August 2014, МOVE.BG

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MOVE.BG Online Debate: „Regulation or Self-regulation as a way to solve media problems?“

To your questions on July 7 at 19:00 responded journalist Kalin Manolov (Bulgaria on air) and Ivo Atanasov - journalist and member of the Media regulator.

2 July 2014, МOVE.BG

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One Minute for Media Freedom: What Did the People Tell Us?

We held discussions in 6 regional centers on the theme ‘Direct European Democracy in Action – European Citizens’ Initiative for Media Pluralism’ to emphasize the relationship of the initiative with this direct form of democracy in Europe.

26 June 2014, МOVE.BG

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MOVE.BG Online Debate: "Private vs. Public media: Which are More Pluralistic?"

Which media are more pluralistic - the public or private?

4 June 2014, МOVE.BG

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One Minute for Media Freedom: Hold a Minute of Silence or Use It to Sign?

Change the media environment in your country and Europe with a small effort that only takes a minute.

22 May 2014, МOVE.BG

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MOVE.BG Online Debate: "Non-traditional media: source of pluralism or living in a golden cage?"

21 May 2014, МOVE.BG

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What is ‘European Civic Initiative for Media Pluralism?’

ECI is and instrument of direct democracy in the EU which enable citizens to make legislative proposals to European Institutions. With one million signatures from at least 7 countries from the Union the Commission is required to submit a proposal to the European Parliament and Council to vote.

22 April 2014, МOVE.BG

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MOVE.BG online lecture led by Nelly Ognyanova "Media Pluralism and Freedom in the Media"

The lecture is a part of the initiative in the Civic Platform of MoveBG regarding its strategic partnership in the campaign “European Initiative for Media Pluralism,” which aims to collect at least 13,500 signatures from Bulgaria to achieve effective legislation to prevent the concentration of media ownership and the ensure the independence and freedom in the media in our country

27 March 2014, МOVE.BG

One Million for Media Freedom

These signatures will be collected during the campaign “European Initiative for Media Pluralism,” launched by the European Alternatives organization and the Alliance of International Journalists (Alliance Internationale de Journalistes)

12 March 2014, МOVE.BG