What's Next in the Dispute over Fees? A Big Demonstration on Sunday, Then the Parliamentary Media Committee and Probably the Constitutional Court
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The President of the Management Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), Veran Matić, estimated today that, whatever happens on Sunday in the extraordinary parliamentary elections and in the period that follows, the position of journalists and the media will be very difficult, because the media community is already at the edge of its strength and capacity. "There is no reaction to obvious physical and other attacks, to ec…
The President of the Management Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) assessed today that, whatever happens on Sunday at the extraordinary parliamentary and
The President of the Board of Directors of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) estimated today that, whatever happens on Sunday in the extraordinary parliamentary elections and in the period that follows, the position of journalists and the media will be very difficult, because the media community is already at the edge of its strength and capacity. "There is no reaction to obvious physical and […] The post VERAN MATIC WARNS O…
The heated battle to preserve television and radio fees will continue. The government majority pushed through a bill to abolish them on Saturday morning, but the opposition is preparing tough resistance during the next discussion. The Million Moments association has also called a demonstration on Old Town Square for Sunday. What...
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