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The Association of Journalists of Macedonia, the Independent Trade Union of Journalists and Media Workers, the Macedonian Media Institute and the Council for Media Ethics react to the Government’s announcement to return to the practice for payment for media campaigns with public money in the private media.
The OSCE says Kosovo is sending 'a negative message about press freedom' after media crews from Serbia were not allowed to enter the country recently on the grounds that they had failed to announce their arrival in advance.
Telenor Serbia has filed a lawsuit before the competent judicial authorities in Serbia for unfair market competition against United Group, Srpske kablovske mreze and Adria News.
Bulgarian authorities are turning a blind eye to the arrest and police violence against freelance journalist Dimiter Kenarov. The latest developments of the probe into the incident raise concerns about the transparency and fairness of the investigation.
The Coalition for Access to Justice requests from the Government of the Republic of Serbia to remove without delay the shortcomings in its work on amending the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance.
The Steering Committee of the BH Journalists' Association demands from the City Council of Mostar to allow journalists and media professionals to observe the Council session and the election of the Mayor of Mostar directly, and not through the internet, respecting fully the working conditions for all media in accordance with international standards of media freedom.
Results of the "Research on media and media freedoms”, organized by the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM) within the project “Strengthening the capacity of local media to report on human and minority rights” show, that almost 60 percent of citizens in Montenegro think that media freedoms in Montenegro are at a low or very low level, while half of them think that the position of journalists is more or less bad.
Since the beginning of February, BNT has launched a completely new and innovative functionality on its news site. "Listen to the news today" is a unique technology for the Bulgarian online space, developed on the basis of artificial intelligence, with which the users of the public service broadcaster’s website - bntnews.bg and the news application BNT NEWS, have the opportunity to listen to the latest news of the day.
Management Board of the Public Media Broadcaster RTS appointed Dragan Bujošević as the General Director of the Radio-Television of Serbia by a majority of votes
The Board of Directors of Telekom Serbia has recently approved the contract between Telekom Serbia and Telenor, which many media experts have assessed as exerting political pressure on the competition in the telecommunication sector.