Примери коришћења Media organisation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What do the media organisations want?
Media organisations that run afoul of the law could face million-euro fines.
South East Europe Media Organisation.
Liberal media organisations are hyper-sensitive to criticism;
He is also a former co-ordinator of the South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) for Croatia.
Media organisations want you to think that news gives you some sort of a competitive benefit.
South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO)".
Media organisations need you to believe that news offers you some sort of a competitive benefit.
Sponsored by the Southeast Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO), it was the first such meeting since 1991.
Media organisations want you to believe that news gives you some sort of a aggressive advantage.
Because however stale, inefficient,even corrupt our public media organisations may be, they are essential to a well functioning society.
Many media organisations have relied on foreign donations and advertising from government departments for financial support.
Romanian journalists(seen with Romanian President Ion Iliescu) and media organisations describe the controversial bill as"a brutal breach of freedom of expression".[AFP].
The police had solved all of the above-mentioned cases, Serbia's Minister of the Interior,Ivica Dacic, said during a recent meeting with a delegation of the Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO), headed by Oliver Vujovic, SEEMO Secretary General.
South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) Secretary-General Oliver Vujovic condemns such attacks.
(SEEMO, 02/05/2011)Threats, assaults, abuse and various forms of pressure are part of everyday life for journalists in South, Eastern and Central Europe,said the South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO). In the last year, SEEMO registered 406 instances of violation of the freedom of the media in 20 countries.
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If you know of anyone who would be a worthy recipient of the Dr. Erhard Busek- SEEMO Award for Better Understanding in South East Europe, please send a letter to SEEMO with basic details about the person(along with a professional CV, describing why she/ he should receive the award),as well as the contacts of the person(media organisation, address, phone, fax, email).
South East European Media Organisation(SEEMO) is deeply concerned about the continuing pressure on journalists from local government in the Serbian town of Vranje.
International Youth Media Summit- New web TV channel- Digitalization in Serbia to be delayed Media situation in Serbia The South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) has condemned the pressure exerted by politicians and businessmen on the media in Serbia, which is especial y present in smal er towns.
Journalists and media organisations in Macedonia can still be threatened with fines and even jail sentences because of existing laws on insult and slander.
The World Association of Newspapers, the International Press Institute andthe South East Europe Media Organisation have called on the country's leadership to make sure that attempts to restrict the freedom of the press are discontinued.
The South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) said in a statement that a certain level of media regulation is necessary, but"excessive fines can discourage investigative journalism and lead to auto-censorship and the closing down of some media companies.".
The assault is the latest in a series of attacks against Montenegrin journalists that have drawn international attention from the South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO), a Vienna-based group that issued a report last week documenting political and business pressures as a major threat to media freedom in the country.
(Danas, 05.08.2011)The South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) SEEMO supports the demands of professional journalists' associations in Serbia to participate in a democratic and transparent debate in the formulation of the country's new media strategy.
Würger is part of this year's jury, alongside Polish journalist Pawel Bravo, communications consultant Ildiko Füredi-Kolarik, Hungarian radio journalist Julia Varadi, Bulgarian author Janina Dragostinova, Czech communications expert Milan Smid, Austrian journalist Cornelia Vospernik,head of"South East Europe Media Organisation" SEEMO, Oliver Vujovic, CEE spokesman at UniCredit Bank Austria, Tiemon Kiesenhofer, and as jury spokesperson, deputy head of the APA Foreign Affairs department, Alexandra Demcisin.
(Dnevnik, NUNS, 25.07.2011) The South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) has welcomed the announcement, made by the state secretary from the Ministry of Justice of Serbia, Slobodan Homen, that insult and libel wil be removed from the Criminal Code of Serbia in autumn of this year when the parliament adopts these changes.
Interior Ministry Replies to Protest Year Later BELGRADE, September 19, 2002- The SEEMO media organisation for South-East Europe on Wednesday received a reply from the Serbian Interior Ministry to a letter of protest sent almost a year ago to Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic and Police Minister Dusan Mihajlovic.
The South East Europe Media Organisation(SEEMO) and its international jury chose Croatian journalist, Denis Latin, as its recipient of the Dr. Erhard Busek- SEEMO 2002 Award for Better Understanding in South East Europe, in recognition of his outstanding efforts in journalism, which contributed toward better understanding in South Eastern Europe.
SEEMO Supports Democratic and Transparent Debate on New Media Strategy in SerbiaVienna, August 5,2011( SEEMO)- The Vienna-based South East Europe Media Organisation( SEEMO), an affiliate of the International Press Institute( IPI), supports the demands of professional journalists' associations in Serbia to participate in a democratic and transparent debate in the formulation of the country 's new media strategy. Serbia has made several attempts to draft a new media strategy in accordance with international standards.