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Opposition access to state-owned media? 39.
Namely, the Public Information Law and the Broadcasting Law foresee the transformation of the state television into public service broadcasting andmandatory privatization of all remaining state-owned media.
Representatives of both private and state-owned media were present at the meeting.
Finally, some countries have laws enforcing balance in state-owned media.
However, the financing of state-owned media should already have been changed.
Improper sackings of journalists in the state-owned media? 37.
It recommends that editors-in-chief of state-owned media be replaced with professionals acceptable to all political parties.
In the text adopted by the ministries, the phrase"total funds" wasreplaced by"part of the funds". Hence, the government has again avoided to provide a level playing field for the business of both private and state-owned media.
UA: Donbas is the result of the reform of state-owned media in the Donetsk and Lugansk.
(UNS, 05.06.2012) Privatization and the state-owned media"Stampa Sistem" has not given up on the purchase of"Futura Plus", although we withdrew our previous application submitted to the Committee for Protection of Competition.
Can opposition representatives be freely heard in state-owned media, and, of course, in private media? .
(Politika, 12.7.2011) Privatization and the state-owned media The Central Register of Securities registered yesterday a change in the managing structure of the Novosti company, after the right of the majority owner, Milan Beko, to 2,356 votes had been revoked and his managing rights limited to 25 percent of shares.
The moves have paralysed the nation's Constitutional Tribunal,put state-owned media under government control and increased police surveillance powers.
(Danas, 06.09.2012, Dnevnik, 07.09.2012)The assistant minister of culture for the media, Dragan Kolarevic, said that the state would withdraw from media ownership before the deadlines stipulated by the Media Strategy and that it would not give unfair advantage to any media, either private or state-owned media.
(Vecernje novosti, 12.09.2012)Privatization and the state-owned media Sasa Popovic will become one of the co-owners of TV Avala, reports the daily newspaper Kurir.
He said that Brussels expected a completely clear and logical explanation of the public interest that would be the basis for allocation of assistance, while the criteria were extremely strict. In Serbia,every one employed in the several hundred seemingly privatized or state-owned media is convinced that they should get assistance from the state and that such assistance would be in the interest of the public.
(Danas- special supplement, 28.03.2012)Privatization and state-owned media Municipal Radio-Television Homolje was launched at a ceremony held in the Cutural and Educational Center"Jovan Serbanovic" in Zagubica.
It would be nice if many in the EU, as well as in Serbia,would agree whether they want us to shut down state-owned media, or they want us to be benevolent towards their work.
(Marketing magazin, UNS, 15.08.2012)Privatization and the state-owned media The Journalists' Union of Serbia(SNS) has called on the Anti-Corruption Council to investigate the bankruptcy of TV Cacak and privatization the preceded it.
It would be nice if many in the EU, as well as in Serbia,would agree whether they want us to shut down state-owned media, or they want us to be benevolent towards their work.
(Blic, Kurir, Politika, E kapija, NUNS, 28.08.2012)Privatization and the state-owned media During his interview to Radio-Television Serbia(RTS), Aleksandar Vucic said that"themedia has to be free, while everything else is not a media issue, but is related to anti-corruption laws".
The current Law on public information andLaw on broadcasting also envisage compulsory privatization of all state-owned media, except for the public broadcasting service and Tanjug news agency.
(Danas, Politika, NUNS, RRA, 22.12.2011)Privatization and state-owned media Sheiks from the Saudi Arabia intend to buy the newspaper Pobjeda from Montenegro via their man, Fahrudin Radoncic, the owner of the newspaper Dnevni Avaz. They are also interested in the Serbian media, claims Kurir's source from the Bosnian government.
If, however, there is a particular case where it is necessary, for the purpose of privatizing certain media owned by the state, to determine special legal grounds,it should not serve as an excuse to postpone the privatization of the remaining state-owned media where such special grounds is not necessary.
(NIP Company Novosti A. D, UNS, NUNS, NDNV, E-novine, 25.04.2012)Privatization and state-owned media The local media in the city of Pirot will receive 11.1 million dinars for the first half of the year.
In addition to above Law on Cinematography, two more cases are treated: the information on alleged purchase of VAC's shares in dailies Politika, Vecernje novosti and Novi Sad-based Dnevnik by one private media, andproposal of national budget for 2012, which provides for direct funding of certain state-owned media in the total amount of 368 million RSD.
(NUNS, 04.05.2012)Privatization and the state-owned media"In June of the last year, the Securities Committee established that Milan Beko owned 62 percent of the shares of Novosti via his three companies. The Committee ordered Beko to make an offer for purchase of the remaining shares or to sell the non-voting shares within a three-month period.
ANEM also requested the assessment of the constitutionality of other laws enabling the state to retain ownership in media, namely the Law on Ethnic Minorities' National Councils, the Law on Local Self-Government and the Law on the Capital City,each in the part providing for the rights of the Ethnic Minorities' National Councils/local self-government units/the capital city to establish state-owned media.
(Danas, 09.06.2012) Privatization and the state-owned media Rumors and never-proven suspicions that TV B92 and TV Prva have the same owner- the Greek company Antenna- have been additionally increased recently because of the unusual cooperation of the two TV companies with regard to broadcasting of the Roland Garros tennis tournament, reports the daily newspaper Informer.
(Press, 05.11.2012) Privatization and the state-owned media The Serbian Progressive Party(SNS) denied yesterday the reports published in the daily newspaper Press about the alleged sale of positions in diplomacy and local self-government by the party, calling them completely untrue. The party accused Miroslav Miskovic and Dragan Djilas of standing behind these articles and claimed that they were the true owners of Press.