Media monitoring
A comprehensive analysis of media reporting, monitoring key trends, and providing insights into the media landscape and reporting patterns.
SERBIA'S MEDIA SCENE IN MAY 2023
Monitoring of the media scene is carried out with the aim of continuous monitoring of events and processes that affect the state of media freedom in the Republic of Serbia. The authors of the monitoring deal with: freedom of expression; monitoring the implementation of existing regulations; by adopting new regulations, but also by amending and supplementing the current ones, both from the field of media, and from other areas that directly or indirectly affect the freedom of the media; as well as by analyzing SLAPP lawsuits (strategic lawsuits against public participation) directed against journalists and media.
SERBIA'S MEDIA SCENE FROM JANUARY TO APRIL 2023
Monitoring of the media scene is carried out with the aim of continuous monitoring of events and processes that affect the state of media freedom in the Republic of Serbia.
Monitoring the media landscape in Serbia from 2009 to 2016.
Latest News
Results of 146 competitions: The most funding goes to Alo, Informer, and their subsidiary companies, followed by the media house of Radoica Milosavljević.
UNS: In the first half of the year, nearly 100 cases of threats against journalists – an increase in threats and cyber attacks.
ANEM ALARM: Double Standards Regarding Threats – In the case of officials, the state reacts immediately; in the case of journalists, impunity prevails.
ANEM: Unacceptable discrimination against the editorial offices of Bečejski mozaik and Webinfo at the SNS gathering in Bačko Gradište.
The president of the REM Council was not elected at the first meeting.
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