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The share of Bulgarians who declare themselves as Internet users has increased from last year's 51% to reach 57%, according to a poll conducted by MBMD.
90% of those who have declared they are Internet users have said they are online at least two or three days a week.
The share of Bulgarians who state they use the Internet to read news has decreased by 3%, reaching 34%. Approximately 10% play online games, while 10% listen to radio stations and watch TV.
Facebook and "google.com" are the most popular websites in Bulgaria, while the local video sharing site Vbox7 remains more popular in the country than Youtube.
Two private channels – bTV and Nova TV have the highest viewer numbers, followed by the state- owned Bulgarian National Television.
A significant disruption originating from the infrastructure firm Cloudflare has led to widespread accessibility issues for a multitude of websites globally
Cloudflare is working to resolve a major outage that briefly knocked out access to parts of the global internet, disrupting platforms such as X, Facebook, Spotify, Canva
Bulgaria is set to bring fast internet access to small settlements and villages across the country
Bulgaria is taking a step toward improved digital connectivity in its most remote areas
On April 1, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) began furloughing staff at its Prague headquarters due to delays in receiving funding from the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM)
In 2024, 92.1% of households in Bulgaria have internet access, according to the National Statistical Institute (NSI)
A significant weather advisory is in effect for Wednesday, November 19th, as overcast conditions and widespread rainfall are forecast across Bulgaria
A significant disruption originating from the infrastructure firm Cloudflare has led to widespread accessibility issues for a multitude of websites globally
A recent survey by the independent Myara agency shows that a large portion of Bulgarians remain skeptical about the state of democracy and the market economy in the country
Municipal Councilor Dimitar Petrov from “WCC-DB” has outlined new measures ensuring transparency in how funds from paid parking in Sofia are used
A significant portion of Bulgaria’s Black Sea resorts remains vulnerable to flooding
Bulgaria is preparing to introduce a single electronic ticket that will cover travel by train, bus, plane, and water transport under the new Public Transport Act
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