Ролята на учителите и училището като фактор за формиране на езиковите нагласи

Author(s): Ruska Stancheva,Krasimira Aleksova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

The study presents the answers to three questions from a nationally representative sociological survey on the language attitudes of Bulgarians conducted in 2017. Respondents’ answers contain information on school and teachers role regarding literacy. Analysis of the data indicates that teachers are important factor in formation of language attitudes pride and awareness of the norm

Руските журналисти: радикализация на виртуалното пространство

Author(s): Jan Morawicki / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2018

Journalism in Russia is facing problems related not only to the presence of an authoritarian regime. The fast changes in the distribution of information (the growing popularity of social media) have led to – in the current political paradigm – the formation of specific strategies in journalistic behaviour in the virtual space. The following types of relations can be said to have been marked by the characteristics of those changes: employee – employer, journalist – society, journalist – journalist, journalist – the state.

Русский молодёжный жаргон в современных СМИ: языковая мода или инфантилизация речи в аспекте вторичной языковой личности

Author(s): Xinghua Wang / Language(s): Russian Issue: 7/2017

The article is about the growing worldwide trend associated with the total jargonization of the media. It is noted that the laws of modern mass communication have the greatest influence on young people. The necessity of expedient, communicatively justified use in a speech of young people, including foreign carriers, jargon lexical units, is substantiated.

РУССКО-УКРАИНСКИЕ СВЯЗИ ПРИ ОБУЧЕНИИ РУССКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ КАК ИНОСТРАННОМУ В УКРАИНЕ

Author(s): Jadviga Janush / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2005

The author deals with the issues accompanying Russian as a foreign language acquisition under the Ukrainian conditions, in connection with Russian culture. She gives some practical suggestions to take advantage of.

Сава Доброплодни и списание „Нова българска пчела“ (1887-1888)

Author(s): Yassen Borislavov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2017

Sava Dobroplodni (1820-1894) is undoubtedly one of the key figures to have shaped the nature of the XIX century Bulgarian National Revival. He was an educator, translator, author of school textbooks, pioneer of theatre in Bulgaria and regular press contributor. Towards the end of his life, he was also the editor and publisher of the journal „New Bulgarian Bee.“ Although the style of the journal may appear antiquated from a contemporary perspective, it provides insights into both the personality of its publisher and some peculiar features of XIX century Bulgarian society.

Самарът на Санчо или за граничната семантика на публицистиката

Author(s): Kalina Lukova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Саморефлексии на журналистите за цензура и натиск в медиите, които напускат

Author(s): Zhana Popova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2022

The text presents results of research on how journalists tell about censorship and pres-sure on their work in the media. A number of studies point to major problems such as corporate pressure on journalists in private media; tabooization of certain topics by public and state-owned media, but also distortion of the information picture due to commercial interests. One very specific biographical moment, i.e. the quitting, dismis-sal or discharge of journalists from the media, has been chosen as a focus of the study of journalistic perceptions of limitations on the professional field. The study answers the questions: When do journalists think they were free in the media? How do they describe their perceptions of freedom of expression? How do they construct their personal narratives in media interviews in the period after quitting or being banished from the media?

Сатира или „фалшиви новини“ – не е лесно да откриеш разликата

Author(s): Ralitsa Kovacheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2021

The article presents the results of an empirical study based on data from a written exam among 85 second-year students of Journalism at the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication of the St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia. The study aims to illustrate the approaches and strategies used by students in dealing with a specific media message and, particularly, the possibility of satirical news-like texts to be perceived as fake news. Nearly 70% of the students defined a publication on a website called “No! News” as fake news, even though it is a well-known satirical website. The article discusses the students’ views on the concept of fake news, as well as differences between satire and fake news by making comparisons with existing research on the subject.

Сацыяльная рэклама ў Беларусі

Author(s): Inna Kalita / Language(s): Belarussian Issue: 29-30/2017

The article covers the issue of Belarusian social advertising. This media segment is divided into three groups (1) social advertising regulated by the governmental order and public announcement strategy; (2) social advertising that is created within the frameworks of advertising festivals and various competitions and does not always appear on billboards; (3) advertising that is particularly created for cultural and educational events. Social advertising is delivered in two languages: Belarusian and Russian, where the latter predominates. Advertising that is designed in the Belarusian language has gained its popularity and it has been significantly expanding especially during the last five years. The social issues of the advertising in Belarus are focused on creating a positive image of the governmental authorities, environmental concerns, security, as well as language and culture preservation.

Сблъсъкът на инфлуенсърите: COVID-пандемията в ехо-стаите на българския „Фейсбук“

Author(s): Lora Simeonova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2022

The study identifies and suggests a typology of the most eminent speakers on the Coronavirus topic on the Bulgarian “Facebook”. The messages these opinion leaders disseminate have been analyzed and the “echo chambers”, fueled by them, examined. The research shows that the pandemic mobilizes all 7 types of influencers (according to the author’s metamorphic multi-step flow theory of communication). A new breed of opinion leaders emerges – especially in the field of medicine, which rapidly monetizes their social capital and evolves in the hierarchy of influencers. But their expertise is very controversial and accounts significantly for the polarization of Bulgarian society. Meanwhile, mainstream media are under serious pressure – how to interpretate the “news tsunami”, ensure pluralism and satisfy audience expectations.

Сборник доклади от научна конференция „Знание, наука, иновации, технологии”

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Bulgaria

<p><strong>Knowledge, Science and Innovation Institute LTD</strong> was founded in 2021 with subject of activity organizing scientific conferences, symposiums, seminars, forums, workshops and exhibitions on various topics, and educational conducting trainings and preparing programs to increase the qualification, realization of consulting activities, program development and funding in the field of education and science.</p> <p>Other main activities are publication and distribution of scientific literature, books, magazines, monographs, etc., supporting the international exchange of scientists, information and literature, new knowledge and technology, as well as all other activities not prohibited by law.</p> <p><strong>Proceedings of Knowledge, Science, Innovation, Technology Conference</strong> contains the scientific reports presented at the forum. The publications are in the following scientific areas: Pedagogical sciences; Humanities; Natural sciences, mathematics and informatics; Technical sciences; Agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine; Healthcare and sports; Arts; Security and defense.</p> <p>The forum is supported by an Organizing Committee, and the Proceedings has an Editorial Board. Published reports are peer-reviewed anonymously.</p> <p>Open access to the reports from the Scientific Conference of the Institute contributes to the popularization of the results of research activities in Bulgaria and the recognition of teachers and researchers.</p>

Сборник доклади от Първа международна научна конференция „Предизвикателства пред съвременните организации, свързани с постигане на устойчивост: Знание и иновации в управлението и функционирането“

Author(s): / Language(s): English,Bulgarian

Proceedings of the First International Scientific Conference “Sustainability Challenges in Modern Organizations - Knowledge & Innovation in Management & Operation” is an edition including papers presented at the conference event on 12 December 2015, Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Сборник с доклади от докторантски семинар №1. Разработки на докторанти от катедра "Медии и обществени комуникации" - УНСС

Author(s): Boryana Hristova,Vili Yankova,Georgi Minev,Roslava Kumanova,Stanislava Tsvetkova,Tea Daulova / Language(s): Bulgarian

This book collects scientific papers and reports presented on the doctoral seminar organized by the Department of Media and Public Communications at the University of National and World Economy (UNWE), Sofia, Bulgaria.

СБОРНИКЪТ „БЪЛГАРСКИ НАРОДНИ ПЕСНИ“ НА БРАТЯ МИЛАДИНОВИ СЛЕД 160 ГОДИНИ (Опит за реконструкция на музикалното съдържание на една песен върху примери от Вардарска и Егейска Македания)

Author(s): Veselka Toncheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 21/2022

The text is inspired by the 160th anniversary of the publication of the Miladinovi brothers’ collection. Through analyzes of variants, recorded in Bulgaria and in Vardar and Aegean Macedonia, was made an attempt for a reconstruction of the musical content of a popular song – the song about Shar Mountain, which is still performed today.

Светът в криза: политики и медийни отражения

Author(s): Kristiyan Kovachev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2021

СВОБОДА СЛОВА ЯК ЦІННІСТЬ ДЕМОКРАТИЧНОГО ДЕРЖАВОТВОРЕННЯ: БЕЗПЕКОВИЙ ФОРМАТ

Author(s): Evgen Mykolayovych Manuylov,Yury Yuriyovych Kalinovsky / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 3/2020

Problem setting. Human rights and freedoms are an essential part of building a democratic state. In turn, freedom of speech is a basic value of a democratic state. At the same time, modern democratic countries, facing terrorist and information threats, becoming information war objects, are forced to adjust the realization legal parameters of the freedom of speech, especially in the media.Recent research and publications analysis. Variety of law, philosophical and political science publications are devoted to problems of the freedom of speech ensuring in conditions of «hybrid» and information wars, the permanent terrorist threat, and armed conflicts.Paper objective. This research aims on highlighting the freedom of speech realization problem in current information and «hybrid» wars, as well as on revealing the features of the relationship between freedom of speech and security measures in democratic states.Paper main body. Nowadays, informational confrontation, information attacks and wars have become the dominant component in the struggle for global leadership. World democracies face the problem of comprehensive freedom of speech implementation on the one hand, and on the other hand - maintaining the safe state existence in conditions of «hybrid» wars, negative informational effects on public consciousness and spiritual-cultural area of the country. In different countries of the world, the beginning of the XXI century events have clearly shown that by means of social networks, it is possible to carry out information attacks against entire nations in order to destabilize the situation, create an auspicious spiritual and psychological climate for the further manipulative actions, destructive influence on existing political and economic systems, legal, spiritual, cultural and other relations, which ultimately leads to the destabilizing of state, information, political and economic sovereignty of the country. To date, in scientific and expert circles, the main criteria have been developed, whereby it is determined whether a country has become the object of information war and information expansion, which accordingly requires the state to take countermeasures to strengthen national security (informational in particular), freedom of speech regulation.Conclusions of the research. Thus, in all of its aspects, the freedom of speech must be ensured by a democratic state, but at the same time it is necessary to clearly define the boundaries of openness in certain areas (military, national security) for the stable country existence.

Свободата на словото в дигиталната епоха

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2017

Свободата на словото в социалните медии

Author(s): Juliana Kancheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2014

Настоящата студия има за цел да разгледа значителните промени, настъпили в начините и формите на комуникация в дигитална среда. Появата и умножаването на най-различни виртуални общности, самоорганизацията и активността на публичната сфера са предпоставка за съществени промени в социалния и политическия живот. Мрежовата среда формира появата на медии от нов тип - социални медии, в които посланието се генерира от и е насочено към потребителите на мрежата, като се определя и споделя съобразно с ценностната система на по-тесен или по-широк кръг от членове на виртуалната общност. Социалните медии вече се превърнаха в мощен катализатор на много от процесите и движенията, които се зараждат в гражданското общество. Разработката проследява факторите и проблемите, свързани с тези процеси.

Сегментът на вестници за хората от третата възраст – специфика и профили на изданията

Author(s): Svetla Tsankova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2021

Newspapers for the elderly people are amongst the few that have developed very successfully despite the serious crisis of the print media in Bulgaria in the last decade. The goal of this study is to look for both – the general trends of the segment as well as the specific characteristics of each and every edition and to derive the formula for good market positioning applied. Content analysis, analysis of the media surveys and statistics are used as the main methods. The results lead to the conclusion that each of the weekly magazines in the segment has found its specific concept and a few general models stand out – which will be present in this study. The analysis of the segment shows that the successful formula is: affordable cost for the consumers, balance between useful and interesting information and a loyal audience. The survey was conducted in the period June – July 2020, while the systematic monitoring of the segment dates from 2010 to present. This allows us to follow the process of its development and adaptation to the changes in the press in our country. Unfortunately, the good market positions of the weekly editions for elderly people are rarely the subject of research attention, nevertheless they could be a good model for the survival of the print media in Bulgaria.

Сексизмът и неговият отговор в българския политически дискурс

Author(s): Ivan Dimov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

From „silence in the bedroom” to „let’s make our best and nominate a woman to run for president” – sexism and its opposition have a long tradition in Bulgarian political discourse. The machismo in governance, represented (but not only) by the GERB leader Boyko Borissov, uses discriminatory rhetoric toward the „other” sex in order to question and attack the role of women in politics. The response to this phrase is the creation of the image of a female politician, who has masculine features and invites her enemy to a one-on-one battle – „let’s settle things like men” This study looks into the fight between male and female in politics and interprets the effect of this rhetoric with the help of the psychoanalysis and semiotics. The conclusion is that sexism is a key instrument of hate speech in Bulgarian politics.