Примери коришћења Media outlets in serbia на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Its adoption may come too late for Radio Sombor and for many other media outlets in Serbia that are nearing closure or have already been shut down. ANEM President.
(Alo!, 29.06.2011)Privatization and the state-owned mediaThere are more than 1,000 media outlets in Serbia.
Nedeljković also criticized media outlets in Serbia, saying they paid more attention to the representatives of the Serbian government, but not to the Serbs from Kosovo.
According to information from the Serbian Business Registers Agency, there are 1,156 media outlets in Serbia.
Media outlets in Serbia are mostly privately owned, although there are a few examples where the state still has significant ownership, such as Politika and Vecernje Novosti.
He said that the market was completely destroyed andchaotic, but that all print media outlets in Serbia had survived.
Western diplomats say Russian money may be finding its way to media outlets in Serbia, sympathetic think-tanks and political parties too, though firm evidence is hard to come by.
We are not fans of Petar Lukovic, but we are concerned because of destruction of one of the rare differing media outlets in Serbia.".
Frequently the interviewees would suggest that their fear of returning to Kosovo came as a result of watching media outlets in Serbia, which is still very problematic when it comes to the representation of Albanians.
Media expert Zuzana Serences says that the election campaign has completely laid bare the fact that there are too many sycophantic media outlets in Serbia.
For the first time in a single location,we have formed an online database with contacts from 496 media outlets in Serbia, which citizens can use to ask a question with only three clicks!
(Informer, UNS, 09.11.2012)The print media outlets in Serbia that are not members of ABC should not have any advertisers, because that is the only guarantee of transparent activities and a practice in the EU.
(Danas, UNS, 01.03.2012)In a wide-ranging interview, the president of the Journalists' Association of Serbia(UNS), Ljiljana Smajlovic,says:"During the nineties we had more independent media outlets in Serbia than we have today.
Media outlets in Serbia work under severe financial burden and pressure from editors, and those critically reporting on the Government are exposed to daily public attacks,” Reporters Without Borders warn in their MFI.
On August 15, the Privatization Agency issued a call for collecting letters of interest for the privatization of over 60 media outlets in Serbia, including Radio Leskovac, RTV Vranje and Radio Medvedja.
(Politika, NUNS, 13.11.2011)TV station Kanal 9 from Novi Sad delivered an initiative today to the Committee for Protection of Competition aimed at ensuring that SBB finally allows broadcasters to access programme packages that are equally applied to all legal electronic media outlets in Serbia.
Ties between the media and untraceable money channels,as well as relationships between tycoons and influential media outlets in Serbia, have made the media scene susceptible to influence of big capital and politics.
(Beta, NUNS, NDNV, 19.03.2012) Of all the print media outlets in Serbia, the daily newspaper Danas has published the largest number of reports on the forthcoming local, provincial and parliamentary elections during the first five days of the election campaign- this is the result of media monitoring conducted by the agency Kliping.
(Danas- weekend edition, 14.07.2012) Opinions about the current media situation in Serbia Nedim Sejdinovic has published an article on the website of the Independent Journalist's Association of Vojvodina(NDNV):Out of more than 1,000 operating media outlets in Serbia, 137 media outlets are owned by the government.
(Danas, NUNS, 15.09.2011) The chief mufti of the Islamic Community in Serbia, Muamer Zukorlic,announced his intention to sue all media outlets in Serbia that had published the accusations and insults"allegedly" made by the organization"Otpor Sandzaka"("Sandzak Resistance"), which Zukorlic believed was non-existent.
(Danas)- Advertising the liquor and tobacco, collective agreement for media employees and changes of structure within Republican Broadcasting Agency Council, are some of the proposed measures of media organizations andassociations submitted to the Ministry of Culture, created with the aim to assist media outlets in Serbia to overcome the economic crisis.
Is the EU willing to do more to support the independent and professional media outlets in Serbia; since the EU officials keep insisting on the fact that frees media is one of the key preconditions for the EU membership? In our last Annual Report we have highlighted the importance of this issue.
The Initiative was presented in Pancevo because the Draft Law on Radio and TV Public Service Broadcasters has already entered the procedure of adoption in the National Parliament of Serbia. The editors anddirectors of these stations believe that many local and regional media outlets in Serbia might be closed down and the remaining media scene further commercialized if the Media Strategy were not implemented.
These changes to the Public Information Act precluded foreign natural andlegal persons from establishing directly media outlets in Serbia and prohibited the transfer of founding rights to a public media outlet from the founder to other persons, contrary to the constitutional guarantees of freedom to establish media outlets and the right to property.
(Danas)- Out of 30 most important media outlets in Serbia, among which being 12 daily, seven weekly papers, six TV and five radio stations with national coverage, there are 18 media outlets whose real owners are not known, it is reported in the Anti-Corruption Council's Report on Pressures and Control over media in Serbia. .
(Fonet, Press, 15.06.2011) Taking into account the size of the country and its population,more than a thousand registered media outlets in Serbia is way too much, considering that the advertising market cannot support so many outlets, says Gregory Pitts, head of the Communications Department of the American University of North Alabama.
(Danas, 22.10.2011)Out of 30 most significant media outlets in Serbia- comprising of 12 daily newspapers, seven weekly magazines, six TV stations and five radio stations with national coverage- the Anti-Corruption council identified no less than 18 media outlets whose actual owners were not known in the period between 2008 and 2010.
Between the two rounds of the presidential election, major media outlets in Serbia exhibited bias in favor of the candidate of the Democratic Party(DS), Boris Tadic, while the amount of non-critical reporting could be compared only to the media in Azerbaijan and Tajikistan, it was pointed out today at the presentation of the report of media monitoring by the BIRODI organization.
No media outlet in Serbia seems to have even made these documents available to the public, while Kurir simply quoted a tweet by Vladimir Todorić, a politician and member of the Democratic Party(DS), in a short article titled"HATE: Delta More Important than Serbia to the Democrats!".