This is about more than Julian Assange's personal fate, Mediapart writes: This is about the future of the digital revolution, and whether ...
Economist Platon Tinios takes a dim view of digitalisation in Kathimerini: The fears are being confirmed: Huxley's technological nightmare ...
MEP Michał Boni (PO/EPP) warns in Gazeta Wyborcza that Article 13 of the copyright reform puts major restrictions on Internet freedom: I'm ...
Once again the knee-jerk reaction of the opposition is to cry out that there is no press freedom in Hungary, the pro-government website 888 ...
The imminent demise of another media outlet that is independent of the government in Hungary has the head of weekly hvg's opinion pages, ...
In Hungary, a newspaper risks losing all its advertising revenues if it antagonises Orbán, the opposition daily Népszava explains: Because ...
The rulings have dashed all hopes that Turkey's democracy can recover, journalist and author Hasan Cemal laments in T24: These sentences ...
Bulgaria now ranks 111th on the press freedom index, 76 places lower than in 2006, shortly before the country joined the EU. Sega takes a ...
The Facebook data abuse scandal comes as no surprise for Berlingske: We ourselves are in the best position to help our cause: when we use ...
The Süddeutsche Zeitung sees public broadcasting in general in crisis and believes that similar debates will arise in Germany too: The ...
