Almost everything that the author of “Upitnik” (Questionnaire) , Olivera Jovićević, has done throughout the show, was timid assistance to the Prime Minister’s monologues. Nevertheless, she had, both the professional and human responsibility, to ask the most important questions regarding the helicopter crash, which she failed to do
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14. mar 2015.
Tragedy and Dusk of Journalism
Incorrect and irresponsible reporting of the tragical baby rescue mission has only made the accident worse. RTS reported that the baby had been taken care of, Radio 021 published the news of the Beta News Agency that “the helicopter transferring the baby had landed in Belgrade”… But things get even worse – Alo accused the…
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27. feb 2015.
Media Owners Still Hidden
The Anti-Corruption Council: The media in Serbia are ruled by the iron triangle – a hidden ownership structure, a non-transparent funding and a connection to politics and business
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18. feb 2015.
Serbian Authorities Smother Criticism
It is quite clear that the authorities in Serbia have a very negative attitude towards freedom of the press, as well as that there are numerous examples of censorship and self-censorship in the media, says Christian Mihr, Executive Director of Reporters Without Borders, one of the authors of research on the state of media freedom…
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13. jan 2015.
“The latest” report on media freedom in Serbia – a year old
Two nights ago, Tanjug has released the news on the advancement of Serbia on the “just published” list of the Reporters without Borders, regarding the state of media freedom in 180 countries. The second news programme of RTS, Blic, Politika, B92… all duly broadcasted exactly the same information. Good news for Serbia? Not really. The…
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26. dec 2014.
The importance of being free
Members of all the other professions dare to provoke, but journalists are nowhere to be heard, because there are no journalists
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11. nov 2014.
Cynical Manipulation and Disgraceful Self-Absorption
“The cynical majority shall vote that the freedom of expression is absolute, and this will be a fact referenced by the entire state apparatus in Serbia. They will not refer to the actual facts, left to become increasingly scarier until nobody deals with them, like an infectious disease in an irrelevant village”, writes Branko Čečen,…