Digital Citizens: How Kosovo’s Schools Are Tackling Disinformation
In the digital age, where disinformation spreads faster than fact, young people are often the most vulnerable targets. Recognizing this critical threat, the Organization for Democracy, Anti-Corruption, and Dignity – ÇOHU,...
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Empowering Kosovo’s Elderly: A Shield Against Misinformation
In an era of rapid digitalization, a significant portion of society risks being left behind: the elderly. Recognizing this growing digital divide and its dangers, the Association of Journalists of Kosovo (AGK),...
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Tech Giants, Social Media, and Journalism: To Leave or to Stay?
When asked whether we should even be on social media, Victoire Rio responds by asking in return: “We must stay, because this is a battlefield. If we leave, who will...
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Trapped in the algorithm: Rethinking media’s role in a ‘rigged’ digital world
Experts warn that while leaving social media cedes ground to disinformation, staying demands ethical compromises and strategic resilience. Written by: Volga Kuscuoglu/bianet Panelists at the Our Media conference, organized by...
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The Media Landscape of the Western Balkans and Turkey: Stuck in Transition
If journalism is to survive, it must not only defend itself legally and through unions, but also revolutionarily redefine its role, format, and economic foundation – making the public interest,...
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Europe’s Ripple Effect: Media Freedom Reimagined
We live in an era when the very foundations of journalism are being renegotiated—between the demands of digital capitalism, the rise of algorithmic governance, and the enduring need for truth...
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The Press Council calls for media accreditation
The Press Council of Kosovo (PCK) expresses concern over the decision of the Central Election Commission (CEC) not to accredit teams of some media houses, which are members of this...
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