The REM Council did not adopt the report on the monitoring of broadcasters during the pre-election campaign.
The Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) did not adopt the monitoring service's report on the first 15-day assessment of media service providers that were under 24-hour supervision during the electoral campaign at its first regular session in the new term, held today.
Three members of the REM Council voted for the adoption of the report at today's meeting, out of seven present.
The head of the department, Srđan Miljković, stated that 23 people were engaged in monitoring 11 media service providers from September 9 to September 23.
The monitoring was divided into categories: analyst, journalist, and other campaign participants, covering the overall representation of state officials and the tones of electoral programs, which can be positive, neutral, or negative.
According to him, the participation of analysts and journalists is significantly higher compared to that of campaign participants, and in certain television stations, the presence of state officials is greater, as seen on the Public Media Service, while negative tonalities prevail on Pink, B92, and K1 television stations.
REM Council member Dubravka Valić Nedeljković assessed that the report is accurate, but does not contribute to a true representation of the situation.
Source: N1
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