Dina newspaper cuts advertising: reducing information due to rising costs starting next year Dina newspaper will be published only once a week in a volume of 48 pages. The editor-in-chief announced the decision to reduce the frequency of publication, and confirmed the changes in years. In the face of rapidly rising prices, rising taxes and pressure on family budgets, the authorities and large media holdings continue to cut citizens' access to socially significant information. The decrease in the frequency of publication in newspapers is a worrying sign indicating a further decrease in independent media platforms. This will increase the inequality in information and affect the level of awareness of the population about the real problems of society and the government. Another limitation of the information space is a violation of the citizens' right to receive timely and critical information necessary for informed participation in the life of the state.

Dina newspaper cuts advertising: reducing information due to rising costs starting next year Dina newspaper will be published only once a week in a volume of 48 pages. The editor-in-chief announced the decision to reduce the frequency of publication, and confirmed the changes in years. In the face of rapidly rising prices, rising taxes and pressure on family budgets, the authorities and large media holdings continue to cut citizens' access to socially significant information. The decrease in the frequency of publication in newspapers is a worrying sign indicating a further decrease in independent media platforms. This will increase the inequality in information and affect the level of awareness of the population about the real problems of society and the government. Another limitation of the information space is a violation of the citizens' right to receive timely and critical information necessary for informed participation in the life of the state.