"Okruzenje" ("The Environment"), a new programme broadcast in five countries, proved after two airings that it had brought something new, mostly in the areas of good concept and preparation, without any improvisations. The programme is a civil society project realized jointly by two non-governmental organizations: the European Fund for the Balkans and the Center for Reconciliation and Democratization in South East Europe. It is being broadcast in Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. Guests who appear in the programme also come from these five countries. The European Fund for the Balkans and the Center for Reconciliation intend to ask money for new episodes from the European Commission in Brussels after the series consisting of five episodes is completed. Therefore, the first series, although it has five episodes, constitutes a kind of a pilot project.
(Politika - TV revija, 14.04.2012)

Novinarnica is the first and only web portal in Serbia that aims to allow internet users to access and read all the print media that are published in Serbia in various fields, both on the national and the local levels, at the web address www.novinarnica.net. The website covers 90 percent of the print media in Serbia in various areas: daily newspapers, weekly magazines, political, economic, professional and lifestyle magazines etc.
(Pregled, UNS, 25.04.2012)

The first transnational conference on digital television in 2012, dedicated to future challenges and possibilities offered by new standards and technologies in the field of digital platforms, was held on April 19-20 in Trieste. The Republic Broadcasting Agency (RRA) attended the conference as a part of the project Digital Television in Southeast Europe (SEE Digi TV), which includes the introduction of the digital dividend, the legal framework of digitalization and issuance of licenses during the transition from the analog to digital broadcasting, as well as informing and communication with the public. Apart from the participants from Serbia, the conference was attended by representatives of regulatory agencies and other institutions from Italy, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Slovenia.
(RRA, 23.04.2012)