NEARLY SIX YEARS AFTER THE END OF Nicolae Ceausescu’s regime, Romanian media are still far from completing the transition from communist-style control and restrictions to full-fledged freedom of expression and Western standards of reporting.
NEARLY SIX YEARS AFTER THE END OF Nicolae Ceausescu’s regime, Romanian media are still far from completing the transition from communist-style control and restrictions to full-fledged freedom of expression and Western standards of reporting.
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