Recorders in Vojvodina: Daily News, Novi Sad TV, and RTV Pančevo receive tens of millions for projects.

The Vojvodina Press Diary, as a media publisher, has received a total of 24,323,000 dinars so far for two projects from the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, four at the provincial level, and in six local self-governments. At the national level, they were awarded 700,000 dinars for the internet and five million for printed media, while at the provincial level, they received funding for four projects – two at four million dinars each, one at five million, and one at 3.5 million dinars.

Two projects of the Diary will be co-financed through a competition in Sremska Mitrovica – 200,000 and 800,000 dinars, while they will receive 100,000 from Bačka Topola, 300,000 from Pančevo, 82,000 from Kovin, 300,000 from Kanjiža, and 250,000 dinars from Inđija.

So far, Novi Sad TV has received 15,390,000 dinars. In the competition held by the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications for internet media, this outlet was awarded 900,000 dinars, and for television, two grants of two million each. At the provincial level, two projects of this television station were supported, with funding amounts of three and two million dinars each. They have also received support from eight local self-governments, specifically in Sremska Mitrovica (500,000 and 1,000,000), Temerin (400,000), Senta (540,000), Titel (200,000), Kanjiža (600,000), Kula (2,050,000), and Ada (200,000).

Among the record holders from Vojvodina is RTV Pančevo, which has so far supported a total of 18 projects valued at 11,138,000 dinars. They are set to receive 600,000 dinars from the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications for the internet and two grants of 1.5 million for television, along with 900,000 and 820,000 dinars from the province.

The projects of RTV Pančevo have so far been supported by 13 local self-governments. They receive the most funding from Kula and Kovin – each 950,000 dinars, followed by Pančevo with 600,000, Sremska Mitrovica and Vršac each with 500,000, and from Bela Crkva, Plandište, Opovo, Kovin, and Zrenjanin, each with 380,000 dinars. Among the local self-governments that have financially supported this media's projects are Sečanj (48,000), Čoka (90,000), and Alibunar (280,000).

All three mentioned media outlets have received this funding from competitions that have been concluded so far, but the process of project co-financing for this year is not yet complete in all local self-governments.

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