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Slobodan Kremenjak, attorney at law, partner with"Živković& Samardžić" law office in Belgrade.
The deadlines are envisaged by the Act, and I do not doubt for a second that all members of the Council will read the whole documentation",said Slobodan Kremenjak, B92 legal representative.
ANEM lawyer Slobodan Kremenjak explained that it was very important that the programs be"clean" from a legal point of view.
Another four seminars on the implementation of new media laws will be held by ANEM in 2015- in Kragujevac, Subotica, Nis andNovi Pazar. Slobodan Kremenjak spoke about novelties in the media laws.
Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyer, said some of the ministries also ignored the Government action, not respecting their obligations.
(Vecernje Novosti, NUNS, UNS, 28/04/2011)Members of the work group for preparation of the media strategy are Jelena Surculija, Dragoljub Zarkovic,Zoran Sekulic, Slobodan Kremenjak, Rade Veljanovski, Igor Avzner and Danilo Nikolic.
Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM's lawyer, says that the Court has not rejected the lawsuits because they were ungrounded, but because of formal reasons.
Milanovic suggests systematic modifications to the Code and its harmonization with the Constitution, other relevant laws and the European legislature.Application of the Code's provisions in everyday activities of the stations was clarified by ANEM lawyer, Slobodan Kremenjak.
Then Slobodan Kremenjak, attorney at law from Živković-Samardzić law office, had a lecture on Serbian Law on Public Information and our case-law in that regard.
Besides the two journalists, expert lawyers of the ANEM legal team from the law office"Zivkovic&Samardzic"- Slobodan Kremenjak and Kruna Savovic- gave lectures on freedom and legal boundaries of investigative journalism, particularly in the area of corruption.
After that, Slobodan Kremenjak talked about the interception in our country and gave an overview of the Law on Electronic Communications and relevant domestic case-law.
Censorship and Self-Censorship in the Serbian MediaThe regulation as such is not seen as a factor leading to censorship in Serbia nowadays. However, we do not have a clearly recognized factor limiting the rightto freedom of expression, said Slobodan Kremenjak, attorney at law and leader of the ANEM legal monitoring team.
At the end of the workshop, Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM's lawyer from the law office"Zivkovic&Samardzic", discussed legal support to journalists in their exercise of the right to access to information.
The panelists of the workshop, held in Belgrade, were representatives of the RBA- Goran Karadzic, Deputy Chairman of the RBA Council and Dragan Lukic,Head of the monitoring and analysis of the RBA, as well as Ksenija Golubovic-Filipovic and Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyers from the law office"Zivkovic&Samardzic".
Slobodan Kremenjak: In order to be able to plan their future business, the media must have the proper information in order to foresee the costs to be borne in the digitalization process.
Guests- workshop panelists were: Brankica Stankovic journalist, RTV B92; Tomo Zoric, spokesman and adviser to the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office; Bruno Vekaric, spokesman for the Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor; Djordje Padejski,CINS journalist and Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyer from the law office Zivkovic&Samardzic.
Slobodan Kremenjak, one of the authors of the Strategy, also believes that the privatization process will not be completed without problems."We should learn from mistakes of the hitherto unsuccessful privatizations.
That is why we request from the Government to fulfill its obligation without delay and appoint the Commission for Copyright and Related Rights,said Mirkovic. Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyer, spoke about the role of the Commission for Copyright and Related Rights, why it is important both for the collective organizations and the users of objects of their protection and what the consequences of its non-appointment are.
Lawyer Slobodan Kremenjak noted that there are no anti-monopoly regulations in place in Serbia and that the new draft Criminal Code still treats slander and libel as crimes punishable with up to three years' imprisonment.
(Politika, UNS, 28.09.2012)Lawyer Slobodan Kremenjak explains that each of the deputies in the parliament, the Government, as well as voters under certain conditions, have the right to propose a law that would change the system of payment of TV fee.
Lawyer Slobodan Kremenjak claims that solidary responsibility that includes relationship between several legal entities is not possible according to the Law on Public Information and that the Court did not refer to the said article of the Law on Obligations.
Slobodan Kremenjak spoke about the establishment of a new company"Broadcasting Equipment and Communications", which was created by broadcasting equipment and technique separation from RTS, stressing that this company should soon be registered with the Business Registers Agency.
Author, Mr. Slobodan Kremenjak, investigates connection between the regulatory policy on one side and large number of frequencies, hyper competitive media environment and high level of broadcasting fees that characterize Serbian media market development, on the other.
Slobodan Kremenjak, media law expert, ANEM lawyer from the law office"Zivkovic& Samardzic", said that, although the Serbian market is already oversaturated by too many legal broadcasters, there are certain regulatory measures which could relax the situation in the market.
Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyer(Zivkovic& Samardzic Law Office) said that is good that Government, at least now, dealt with the issue of economic position of media, since, as it turned out, individual approach of each regulatory body or Ministry, did not give satisfying results.
ANEM lawyer Slobodan Kremenjak said that the issue of media freedom could not, as before, be leveled solely to freedom of expression, but that this area was affected by the issue of state influence, the issue of media ownership, free competition and adequate legislation.
Slobodan Kremenjak, as the keynote speaker, pointed to the main findings of the monitoring, concluding that, as a society, we have failed to clearly define the position of media in Serbia. Therefore, he added, we are in the situation where media regulations are being used as a bargaining chip between politicians.
The panelists of the workshop were: Slobodan Kremenjak, attorney at law, ANEM Legal Department; Dragan Lazarevic, Local Press attorney at law and Vesna Dabic, expert, member of the Working Group for amending the Broadcasting Law and former spokesperson for the Supreme Court, current spokesperson for the Administrative Court.
Slobodan Kremenjak: On the one hand, Media Study recommends the regulatory bodies' personnel strengthening, and on the other hand, reduction of their responsibilities, as for example, pre-specified number of licenses to be issued or withdrawal of their jurisdiction to decide on broadcasters' coverage zones.
Slobodan Kremenjak, ANEM lawyer and expert in media law said that there was a dose of mistrust between the two professions, but that education was very important to raise the quality of reporting on one hand, and on the other, to raise the level of understanding of the interests of the profession in reporting.