Digital media

Over 18 percent of Romania's preteens and teens say their parents only think what they do on line, but in reality they do not know quite everything, while over 13 percent of them say their parents know nothing almost nothing about it, according to the findings of a survey of the children's use of the Internet conducted by the Institute for Crime Prevention and Research released

Facebook has come under fire in Turkey for not removing a video broadcast by a 26-year-old man showing the scene shortly after he killed three people.

Billionaire investor George Soros says social media companies, particularly Facebook and Google, are becoming "obstacles to innovation" as they have become too powerful and should be broken up.

Some 47 percent of Netflix users in Turkey say it is more important for them to “watch films and TV series than have a conversation,” according to a recent survey by the company spanning 22 countries.

Only 34% of companies in Bulgaria use at least one social media to develop their marketing strategies and receive feedback from customers. This is reported by Eurostat.

According to their data, our country is at one of the last places in the EU, with only Latvia (30%) and Poland (27%) are after us.

The number of births in China fell last year even though the world’s most populous country has relaxed its one-child policy to allow all couples to have two children.

A video taken in the early hours of Jan. 15 showing four attackers stabbing and beating dogs in Istanbul’s Taksim Square, including the dog of a young Syrian rough sleeper, has stirred angry reactions from Turkish social media users.

3777 people have expressed their willingness to participate in the new project of Slavi Trifonov for finding capable Bulgarians to take part in the country's governance.

On 2, 3 and 4 February, interviews will take place, which will be broadcast live on the Internet. This become clear from Trifonov's open letter sent to the media.

Facebook on Thursday began to change the way it filters posts and videos on its centerpiece News Feed, the start of what Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said would be a series of changes in the design of the world's largest social network, reported Reuters. 

The Facebook Social Network introduces a major change in its policy. Consumers will start to see far fewer ads at the expense of more photos and posts from friends, BNT said.

In recent years, Facebook has begun to show more and more brands, media and celebrities. A series of criticisms, however, caused algorithm to be changed at the expense of contacts with real people.