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2012
- Dragan Banjac: The Fourth Estate that is no more
- Muharem Mutabdzija: Newspaper Polimlje from Prijepolje celebrates 80 years of existence on February 1!
- Jelena Mickic: Content curation - a new trend in digital journalism
2011
- Olivija Rusovac: Avala closes down?
- Aleksandar Arsenijevic: Cacanski Glas and Radio Cacak are hit by the worst crisis in their history
- Vesna Opavsky: NGO is not UFO
- Vlado Mares: Controlling the state assistance to the media, or how we will be deceived
- Radoman Iric: What is the cost of information?
- Goran Milovanovic: Alice in the land of deafening noise
- Vukasin Obradovic: How many pupils were in the class?
- Nikola Lazic: Presheva.com
- Dejan Popovic: The meaning of the term “Internet“
- Dragan Janjic: Effects of the Media Strategy
- Branko Vuckovic: Yet another unsuccessful media privatization in Serbia
- Jasna Kamatovic: On Internet usage, users, and information
- Ljubomir Zivkov: How did I become so fearless?
- Biljana Djurdjic: 20 years in service of viewers and listeners
- Jelena Mickic: Responsibility, public discourse and the social media
- Sasa Mirkovic: The Media Strategy - was it worth 11 years of waiting?
- Nada Budimovic: Pobeda is fighting for survival
- Ljubisa Bojic: What are the causes of the dependence on the media?
- Zlatoje Martinov: The vicious circle
- Nevena Simendic: The local media – 11 years later
- Danica Radisic: The Evolution of Media
- Reactions: Sasa Trifunovic, journalist
- Radovan Borovic: The Media Strategy and the invisible spirit of journalism
- Bratislav Ilic: So many media outlets, so little information
- Milena Jerkov: Advice for online journalists in Serbia
- Reactions: Miroslav Radulovic, the editor-in-chief of ’’Borske Novine’’
- Sasa Trifunovic: Recipient of journalistic award Dusan Bogavac rudely insults colleagues
- Nedim Sejdinovic: Resistance to hatred and lies – The Window
- Ivan Recevic: The state of advertising
- Vojislav Stevanovic: Citizen journalism in Serbia
- Nexhat Behluli: The media in Serbia in minority languages: victimized or privileged?
- Nikola Markovic: Legal interception of electronic communication
- Tatjana Tagirov: Decriminalization of libel and insult
- Dinko Gruhonjic: National Councils and the media
- Dejan Popovic: Obligation to transmit programmes in cable networks
- Olivija Rusovac: Democracy without journalists
- Nedim Sejdinovic: Dnevnik – an isolated case or a paradigm of our media scene
- Nevenka Antic: Digital metamorphosis of copyright
- Dragan Banjac: Freelance journalists in Serbia
- Nikola Lazic: The local media in the Pcinjski District
- Vesna Peric: Iranian blog activism
- Goran Cetinic: Media strategy and policy
- Radoman Iric: The Strategy and the media in Southern Serbia
- Bojan Toncic: The electronic media and the Media Strategy
- Jovanka Matic: Neither here nor there
- Jovanka Marovic: Regional public service broadcasters – a forgotten solution?
- Tamara Vucenovic: By the way...
- Nedim Sejdinovic: Media denial of genocide
- Svetozar Rakovic: Why journalists rarely go on strike
- Angelina Radulovic: Why do journalists in Serbia hesitate to use social media as a professional tool?
- Stojan Markovic: Self-regulation – at last
- Ljubica Markovic: The rules of the game
- Dragan Radovic: Is there such a thing as a sustainable local news web site?
- Velimir Curgus Kazimir: How do people in Serbia inform themselves?
- Milos Vasic: Punished for publishing truth
- Dragan Varagic: The future of the media lies in journalism that is oriented towards news consumers
- Dragan Janjic: Media Strategy no longer at a standstill
- Vukasin Obradovic: Financing of the local media
- Stevan Majstorovic: Twitter Revolution
2010
- Snjezana Milivojevic: The European model and institutional crisis
- Nedim Sejdinovic: Awaiting the media strategy
- Tamara Vucenovic: The digital planet will resemble a pinhead
- Jovanka Matic: Danish royal frame for the Serbian picture
- Jovanka Marovic: Kragujevac Initiative again in Serbia
- Miloje Sekulic: Is there a place for the media in the age of Facebook and blogs?
- Bojan Toncic: Ritual of unpunished crime
- Stojan Markovic: Lull before the storm
- Stevan Majstorovic: The age of new media paradigms
- Vlado Mares: The media study
- Branislava Opranovic: Ruination of “Dnevnik”, the oldest newspaper in Serbian language in Vojvodina
- Eli Jurukova: Bulgarians use the internet daily
- Tamara Kaliterna: The police against the public matter
- Nada Budimovic: Media scene in Krusevac
- Goran Anicic: Social networks as a source of information and the evolution of journalism
- Dragan Banjac: The media in Serbia: Sycophancy and low quality
- Aida Corovic: The media scene in Sandzak
- Istok Pavlovic: Readers` promiscuity and Serbian media on the web
- Milos Vasic: If you can't beat them – sue them
- Aneta Radivojevic: Nis frontlines
- Daniel Bukumirovic: Online journalists – are there any others?
- Dinko Gruhonjic: The media in Vojvodina
- Senka Vlatkovic Odavic: Judiciary and the media after reforms
- Dragan Varagic: How can we use the Internet to differentiate between the media?
- Svetozar Rakovic: Journalism – reputation without pay
- Nikola Lazic: Somebody has to do it
- Dejan Popovic: A few words on the Internet
- Tamara Skrozza: Dont kick the bucket yet
- Velibor Todorov: Silence of the media
- Dejan Restak: Waiting for the new media
- Dragan Janjic: Local public service broadcasters
- Stojan Markovic: The media scene in Cacak
- Miroslav Lazic: New Media. Old dilemmas.
- Olivija Rusovac: Privatization of local media: different forms of struggle for survival
- Nevena Simendic: What have cows got to do with “Pancevac”?
- Vitomir Ognjanovic: What is the fastest, easiest and cheapest way to report on events?
- Radovan Borovic: Write what you are told!
- Goran Cetinic: Realities of the media environment in Serbia
- Eli Jurukova: Even the best journalists can get lost in a maze
- Tamara Vucenovic: Online citizen journalism
- Slobodan Stupar: Journalists and politics – the nineties
- Branko Vuckovic: Truth as a refuge from pressures
- Relja Jovic: The end of the age of innocence
- Jelka Jovanovic: It is easy to become a journalist, but hard to be one
- Vukasin Obradovic: What is in store for the local press
- Milan Kovacevic: A Uniform Standard for Web Measurement
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