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- Jan- 2024 -15 January
GRT Was Rebroadcasting Programs by Primul in Moldova Deprived of Its License. Reaction of the Public Company’s Administration
Gagauziya Radio Televizionu (GRT) Public Company aired newscasts and analytical shows by Primul in Moldova, the channel previously suspended during the state of emergency and deprived of its broadcasting license.…
- Dec- 2023 -29 December
(doc) Channels with Suspended Licenses Will Not Return to the TV Screen. Decision of the Authorities
The six companies which owned TV channels whose licenses were suspended remain without permission documents: it means that the channels will be unable to return to the TV screen after…
- 28 December
RTR Moldova and Bravo TV Renounce Their Broadcasting Licenses
The Broadcasting Council (BC) has announced it unanimously approved the withdrawal of the broadcasting licenses for such channels as RTR Moldova and Bravo TV upon the TV media service founders’ request. The…
- 13 December
Online Harassment of Journalists in the Republic of Moldova: An Expanding Phenomenon
In the recent years, the phenomenon of online harassment (cyberbullying) of journalists has reached an alarming level in the Republic of Moldova, and this fact causes serious consequences for the…
- 11 December
The Access to Information Index for 2023 notes legislative progress, but also issues related to transparency and response to requests
The adoption of the new law on access to information of public interest marks the most important change in the legislation on transparency of public institutions in the Republic of…
- 5 December
Print Media Outlets Criticize the Decision to Increase the Newspaper Distribution Tariff. Posta Moldovei’s Reaction
The representatives of several media outlets publishing printed newspapers expressed their dissatisfaction after the cost of distributing editions was raised 3.4 times compared to the 2023 tariff, which has a critical…
- 4 December
EU Ambassador to Moldova at the Mass Media Forum: Disproportionate Restriction of Freedom of Expression during the State of Emergency Should Be Avoided
Suspending the licenses of several TV channels during the state of emergency remains a concern “which could threaten the freedom of the press and citizens’ trust,” Ambassador Jānis Mažeiks, Head…
- Nov- 2023 -27 November
The Ministry of Culture Will Be in Charge of Coordinating Media Policies
The Ministry of Culture will assume the task of providing coordination of policies in the sphere of media. The decision to grant this power to the authority was taken at…
- 24 November
Jurnal TV Is Ordered to Disprove the Information Broadcast about the Businessman Corneliu Turcanu
The Jurnal TV channel was ordered by the court of original jurisdiction to disprove the information broadcast two years ago which concerned Corneliu Turcanu, a businessman active in the field of…
- 17 November
The BC Refuses to Prolong the Broadcasting License of the TV8 Channel
During the meeting of the Broadcasting Council (BC) held on November 17, the authority refused to prolong the TV8 channel’s broadcasting license for “non-compliance with the program concept.” Four of the…