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Radio Sombor was sold at an auction on November 2, 2007.
Source: Pravda, 02/04/2011The City Council has approved 1,500,000 dinars in assistance to Radio Sombor.
Radio Sombor needs helpThe Province Secretary Miroslav Vasin in SomborSombor, March 29, 2011.
The daily"Blic" reported that the employees in Radio Sombor, also a state-owned company, had received their last minimum wage for January 2011.
Radio Sombor has now been left without management and facing unfair competition by three pirate radio stations in its coverage zone.
(Dnevnik)- One of the oldest local electronic informative media outlets in Vojvodina, Radio Sombor, has a new representative of state capital.
Employees in Radio Sombor expect the status of the station to be decided upon in the following period.
Almost one half(25) of privatisations were not successful, even in the case of previously well-developed quality media outlets Ibarske novosti,RTV Valjevo, Radio Sombor, etc.
In this way, soon after her appointment, Radio Sombor remained without any person authorized to sign any document, payment order or bill.
(Dnevnik, 22.09.2011)According to confirmed information from the Republic Privatization Agency, a new person has been appointed to represent the state capital in Radio Sombor.
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.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina called the Government of Serbia andthe city of Sombor to urgently find a way to help avoid the shutting down of Radio Sombor.
We remind that,after having annulled the privatization of Radio Sombor, the state took over the station through a representative appointed by the Privatization Agency.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE- Report for September 2011 VI THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS The absence of a clear strategy of the state with respect to the privatization of media has shown all its adverse consequences in the case of Radio Sombor.
(Pravda- Serbia, UNS, 28.03.2012)Annulment of the quite bizarre privatization of Radio Sombor has not saved the station, reports daily newspaper Dnevnik from Novi Sad.
At the same time, in Radio Sombor, whose privatization contract was terminated last year, there are different positions about the manner in which the status of this media should have been addressed.
It was later joined by three stations in Vojvodina-- Radio Kojot, Zrenjanin, Radio 021,Novi Sad and Radio Sombor, Sombor-- and two from Bosnia-- Studio 88, Mostar and Radio EFM, Sarajevo.
The agony of Radio Sombor has only confirmed the absence of any state concept or plan in the media sector, particularly relative to sustainable models of withdrawal of the state from media ownership.
(Beta, Danas, Dnevnik, Pregled, Večernje Novosti, Blic,28.09.2011)Ever since the first attempt at privatization of Radio Sombor, one of the oldest local electronic media in Serbia has not managed to fully recover and its future is uncertain.
In August of this year, after the dismissal of the representative of state capital, Anita Beretic,the Republic Privatization Agency appointed Viorika Blazin from Zrenjanin as the new representative of its majority share in Radio Sombor.
We remind that, after the annulment of the privatization, Radio Sombor was in the last three years managed by the state through the representative of state capital appointed by the Privatization Agency.
(Dnevnik)- At the meeting held in Sombor Municipality, Miroslav Vasin, Provincial secretary of the Secretariat of Labor, Employment and Gender Equality,urged local self-governments in Zapadna Backa to help the Radio Sombor, one of the oldest local electronic media.
(Beta, NUNS, 11.04.2012)Minority mediaEmployees of Radio Sombor have received their last minimum wage-salary in January 2011, despite the fact that the sum of 3.5 million dinars was allocated for the station.
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Sinisa Stricevic, the representative of Radio Sombor's"Nezavisnost" trade union told the daily"Pravda" that the only solution was to return his station under the umbrella of its original founder, the city of Sombor. .
The remaining five employees want to know what happened with the eight-point agreement reached with the representatives of the Government of the Province andthe public service broadcaster of Vojvodina, RTV, and why no one wants to comment on the public petition signed by 6,000 citizens of Sombor who have expressed their desire that Radio Sombor should survive.
The problem in Valjevo is reminiscent of the situation in Sombor, where Radio Sombor ended up without electricity due to unpaid bills, three years after its privatization was annulled(during which period the station was operated by the state through a representative of state capital).
The Radio Sombor, one of the rare local radio stations that had been privatized before imposing the moratorium on the transformation of capital in town radio stations, is again owned by the state. The state has disaffirmed the privatization due the the unpaid debts.
Meanwhile, the temporary representative of state capitalAnita Beretic said that, in view of the experience with the previous privatization, Radio Sombor had opted to work with the existing capacities as a small regional public service broadcaster of the Western Backa District. In the second example.
In early April, for example, Radio Sombor announced that a solution had been found for the survival of that station, in coordination with the provincial authorities and local administrations of Sombor and the neighboring towns of Apatin, Kula and Odzak, as well as with the Public Broadcasting Service of Vojvodina.