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The Last Issue of the Newsletter
No. 42
November 9-23, 2012
| State-owned media will continue receiving support from the national budget in 2013 – SBB is criticized – SBB begins broadcasting TV Pink 2 – Legal treatment of libel causes controversy – Full freedom of the media is one of three conditions imposed by EU on Serbia – Media coalition protests against moves made by the City Council of Nis – The media is one of the participants in political conflicts, says J. Matic – V. Obradovic: “Serbian media scene is in a state of controlled chaos” – “The War of Tabloids” is an attempt to remove the editor of Blic from his position – B. Kostic accuses RTV Belgrade and RTV Novi Sad of being accomplices in the crimes committed in Vukovar in 1991 – Tabloidization in Serbia is specific – D. Kesic criticizes domestic media – The state expands its ownership in the media, RRA waits for “integrated opinion” – Tijanic refuses to show contracts with Multicom Group and Direct Media – Prime Minister Dacic criticizes Tijanic – Some of RTS journalists begin strike – NUNS says the strike is legitimate – RTS management is opposed to the strike – Sinisa Kovacevic condemns RTS and its journalists – RTS journalists respond to Kovacevic – Criticism of Kovacevic's statement spreads – Members of the tennis representation have not apologized to journalists – Court rejects Tijanic's lawsuit because public personalities should tolerate public criticism – SEEMO is opposed to criminal treatment of libel – Attacks on Tanja Jankovic continue – Employees of Nas Glas support their director and demand his release from custody – Court of Appeals decides that M. Stojanovic did not commit libel against the prosecutor – Jugoslav Cosic says that the editor-in-chief of Informer contacted the criminal organization 'The Zemun Clan' before the assassination of Zoran Djinjic – Informer immediately denies the accusation – Cosic is questioned by the police – Rights of journalists are violated even when court decides in their favor – Media coalition demands immediate implementation of the strategy, not its redefining – Government of Vojvodina meets with national minorities to discuss improvement of the position of the minority media more  |
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| The Press Council completes its first year of existence – The Council issues a warning about the treatment of children in the media – RRA orders three TV stations to clearly label their reality programmes as fiction – After three weeks, Aleksandar Tijanic publishes his lecture to students, proving the media attacks on him were wrong – Awards are given to Somborac, Matic, Beleslin, Lazarevic, Jakovljev – UNICEF gives awards to journalists with Radio Zrenjanin, TV Pirot and the daily newspaper Press – Informer and Kurir attack research agencies, advertisers and competitors – Accusations come from all sides – Company Ringier Axel Springer Media AG will continue to defend European standards – Miskovic withdraws from ownership over Press – Press is closed down – Media professionals are disappointed because of the disappearance of Press – New members of the Monitoring Board of Novosti are appointed – B92 cancels the programme Daily Magazine as of 15 December – Theatrical newspaper Ludus celebrates 20 years of existence – Dnevnik celebrates seven decades of publication – Nina Media celebrates ten years in the market – ASMEDI hosts the general assembly of the European Newspaper Publishers Association – Milan Zdravkovic, Dobrivoje Urosevic and Gordana Divljak-Arok pass away more |
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| “High fees charged by SOKOJ and OFPS will result in closure of electronic media outlets” – Arne Konig points out the importance of media privatization – Miskovic gives his share in the daily newspaper Press to its editorial team – Vucic: “The government will not make deals with Miskovic” – Ljiljana Smajlovic calls on the state to regulate the media scene – Transparency Serbia says that it is important to know which media outlet is financed by whom – Press will continue publication in the Republic of Srpska and on the Internet – Rumors appear about possible re-launch of Press more |
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| NUNS demands that Petakov be pardoned – UNS criticizes the editorial team of Danas – Trade Union of RTV demands investigation of financial situation in the public service broadcaster – SINOS claims that closure of Press proves that the media is under direct control of the “political and economic lobby” – RRA has not been informed that its decisions have not been implemented – TV Avala has not filed a complaint against the decision by RRA to close down the station – NIN publishes data about enormous expenditure of money by RATEL on rental of business premises – Publishing company Color Press Group temporarily suspends its membership in the Media Association more |
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| San, a new daily newspaper, is launched – The process of digitalization in Serbia needs to be accelerated more |
The Media News Bulletin is edited by Marin and Goran Cetinic who can be contacted at goran.cetinic@gmail.com
Media News Bulletin is a short account of media reports on the situation in the media. It has been created with the aim to register the information about the media published in the previous 14 days in Serbia, shortened to reflect the basic message of media reports and grouped in thematic subsections. The editors convey the news without changing the essential meaning of media reports on the media. For the readers interested in the complete published article, its source and date of publishing are given. Sections
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