 While major sections of Bulgaria 's media are controlled by state entities , including Bulgarian National Television , the Bulgarian National Radio , and the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency , reporting is generally deemed to be unbiased by direct government interference , although there is no specific legislation to maintain this . Written media has no legal restrictions , and a large number of private television and radio stations also exist . Despite this , traditional Bulgarian media outlets are experiencing negative economic and political pressures , and instances of self @-@ censorship have emerged . Meanwhile , internet media is growing in popularity due to its lack of censorship and the diversity of content and opinions it presents . 
