Television then and now!
Times, and people, change. Radio and television are no longer the fastest and most important sources of information since social networks appeared. Those who have a...
Status quo in the Serbian media
At one point, there were over 280 local television stations in Serbia. This is a figure that could correspond to countries the size of Indonesia,...
Who breaks and who respects the laws?
As far as I know, currently, in Serbia, two working groups are working on amendments to the Law on Information and the Law on Electronic Media. I read...
One commemorative for World Television Day
Older generations nostalgically remember some past times when we had the opportunity to inform ourselves by reading three or four daily newspapers (Borba, Politika,...
The media at the time of the corona
As a zealous and conscientious citizen, over 65, I spend time at home, reading, cycling, making phone calls, watching television, etc. Sometimes it feels...
The New Roaring ’20s?
US Ambassador in London, Robert Johnson, said the United Kingdom would enter the new Roaring '20s after Brexit.
Is this ambassadors' optimism applicable to the whole world, or the...
There is no freedom of the media in the captured state
Before every story and every conversation about any area of social life in Serbia and its media, it must be identified in which state...
When you scratch the surface…
At the media conference of the countries of Eastern and Central Europe, organized in mid-May by the OSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in...
Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country where the bullies are rewarded, while a journalist is...
Several days ago, the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina extended the mandate to Deputy Secretary General of this institution, Dženan Selimbegović, best known by...
I’m my own editor
In Serbia, for almost four years, the Strategy for the Development of the Public Information System is discussed. Instead of being completed by the...
