Current Issue
CONTENTS
Iva Ivanova – Media Representation of Contemporary Bulgarian Literature /5
Ivanka Valova – Models for Knowledge Extraction from Huge Datasets /24
Iliyana Marinkova – Bulgarians’ Attitudes and Awareness Regarding the Euro Adoption: Challenges at the Start of the Information Campaign /42
Lora Petkova – Disinformation 2.0: A Holistic Approach to Investigating Digital Fraud in the Era of Generative Artificial Intelligence /62
Svetlana Stankova, Alexandra Yosifova – The 2024 U.S. Presidential Race in the Media Reflection of The New York Times /88
Simona Kaleva-Hristova – Ink against Oblivion: The Case with Dimitar Inkiow’s Children’s Books and Their Publication in Bulgaria /109
Toma Nikolchev – #FinanceTok: Opportunities and Challenges in Teaching Financial Literacy on TikTok to Young Users /120
AUTHORS /139
Articles and Studies
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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. 34 of the Annual for 2026 should be submitted by 30 April 2026.
