Media-related news

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) calls all journalists, both veterans and inexperienced alike, to actively participate in the project "The Elderly in the Media". The project is a part of the European Year of Active Aging and Solidarity Between Generations and is aimed at increasing the public awareness of the position of the elderly and their contribution to the society.
(NUNS, 09.10.2012)

A new special supplement of the NIN magazine, NIN Culture, was presented yesterday in the hall of the company Ringier Axel Springer. The Supplement will be published monthly as of 11 October. The editor of the cultural section of NIN, Dragan Jovicevic, said that the magazine had always offered a different approach to culture and that it would continue to do so.
(Blic, UNS, NUNS, 10. 10. 2012)

The Knowledge Committee of Serbia, which brings together young Serbian experts, scientists and artists, has founded the Serbian Science Television (SNT) which will broadcast, apart from its own programmes, the content received as donation from foreign and domestic prestigious universities, institutes and research centers. The station currently broadcasts an experimental programme within the IPTV cable system of Telecom Serbia and the web package "Sve na klik".
(Danas, NUNS, 24 sata, UNS, Politika, Press, 28.09.2012)

After more than a decade-long hiatus, the editorial team of Index 202 has been formed again. Index 202 was a student programme within Radio Belgrade 202 and it will be aired again each workday between 16.15 and 17.00.
(Danas, UNS, NUNS, 01.10.2012)

TV Fox will begin broadcasting programme in Serbia on 15 October. It will primarily broadcast the latest Hollywood series. Fox International Channels has announced that he channel will be available to viewers in Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Montenegro and Albania.
(Blic, 02.10.2012)

Ana Martinoli says to the RAB Newsletter: "Converging of the traditional radio and the new media channels and platforms has brought to the forefront the issue of visualization of radio with regard to sales strategy and radio content production. Not every visualization of radio is desirable or leading to a positive result. Visualization of radio entails all forms, from the simplest conveying of images via web cams to radio features, documentary audio films illustrated by pictures or videos. Visualization of radio should fulfill the expectation of the public to see some of the things made for the radio programme and which should enrich the audio experience and slightly demystify and improve the sound picture."
(RAB Newsletter, 08.10.2012)