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#AGERPRES130/Vasile Banescu: Presence of National News Agency in Romanian media space is beneficial for public dialogue
The presence of the AGERPRES in the Romanian media is beneficial for the public, social and inter-institutional dialogue, Spokesperson of the Romanian Patriarchate Vasile Banescu says in a message sent to the AGERPRES National News Agency on the occasion of its 130th establishment anniversary.
Wave of Fake News 'Fuelling Divisions' in Romania
An article published on Sunday by Agence France-Presse, AFP, claiming that fake news is flourishing in Romania and fuelling euroscepticism, has put the spotlight back on this phenomenon.
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Roma 'King' Offers to Build Trump's Mexico Wall
Dorin Cioba, who is a Romanian citizen, has written to Trump saying that Roma people could do the job at a low cost because they suffer from high unemployment, Romanian media reported on Tuesday.
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Romanian Prosecutors Train Sights on Media Moguls
The detention this week of the owner of Romania's main media company, Adevarul Holding, Cristian Burci, is only the latest case of a media tycoon being investigated for corruption in Romania - a move affecting not only their reputation but also their businesses.
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First Romanian News Agency AGERPRES celebrates 126th anniversary
AGERPRES National News Agency is the first news agency in Romania, as its history began on March 27, 1889, when then-Foreign Minister P. P. Carp signed the 'birth certificate' of the Telegraphic Agency of Romania.
Copy of the act establishing the Romanian News Agency
Photo credit: (c) AGERPRES ARCHIVE
Radio Stations Change Hands in Romania
Romanian telecom provider RCS&RDS on Tuesday announced it was taking over all the radio licenses that the media group Central European Media Enterprises, CME, holds in Romania, including some of the most listened-to news and musical stations.
The sale, which is valued at around 2 million euro, requires approval by Romania's Audiovisual Council.
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