Current Issue
CONTENTS
Ivana Hitkova – Disinformation as a Topical Societal Phenomenon. Definitions, Identifying Characteristics and Related Terms /5
Katia Mihailova – Faith and Reason in Religious Journalism /21
Kremena Hristova – Тhe “Booklash” Factor in Young Adult Books in the United States: The Publishers’ Reader Problem /43
Lora Petkova – Education of Media and Communication Professionals: The Necessity of Building AI Literacy /75
Maya Vassileva – Communication Management of Facts and Data in the “Do It Now” Multimedia and Information Campaign: A Demographic Model for Parenting /101
Monika Dimitrova – Communication Situations of Reading: Status Quo and Alternative Scenarios /121
Rosen Kutelov – The Rise of Psychographic Profiling in the Fifth Era of Communication /143
Svetlozar Kirilov – Do Western Tanks “Burn Beautifully”? Claims for Superiority in Armor in the War in Ukraine /159
Todor Belenski – Transmedia and Political Propaganda /175
Toma Nikolchev – Social Networks and Cryptocurrencies: Communication Effects on Audience Attitudes and Perceptions ./199
Tsvetelina Dzhambazova – Digital Propaganda Strategies of the Houthi Movement /233
NEW BOOKS /245
Vesselina Valkanova – Bulgarian Media and Politicians: Mutual Influences. Totalitarian and Post-Totalitarian Speech Practices /245
Alexandra Savich – “The Science of the Book” – an Example of Contemporary Research Procedure /250
Vesselina Valkanova – Habitations of the Photographic Image ./257
AUTHORS /262
Articles and Studies
The FJMC Annual publishes scientific publications, the result of the research work of teachers and scientists, both fundamental research on topics related to the theory, history, and transformations of communications, journalism, and the media; to the theory, history, and strategies of public communication; with the theory, history and development of book publishing and editorial activities; to the theory and research of content management and communication management or comparative theoretical developments in the field of media and communications; as well as practical research and applied articles in the field of media and journalism, press journalism, agency journalism, photojournalism, radio journalism, television journalism, online media; public relations, advertising, integrated mass communications; book publishing, editorial, and publishing activities and practices, traditional and digital publishing; communication management and information and communication technologies.
ISSN 1311-4883 ``(print)
ISSN 2815-4754 `(online)
Manuscripts for v. 33 of the Annual for 2026 should be submitted by 17 July 2025.
