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The Ministry of Information and Telecommunications, the Provincial Secretariat in Vojvodina, and 120 local governments have announced 135 competitions for project co-financing of media content, as stated in the database of the Unified Information System (UIS) of the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications.

While journalists from N1, Nova S, and other media are on "silent fire" due to changes in the company, United Group claims to DW that there is no reason for concern. They state that they are safeguarding media independence and are not in a deal with the Serbian authorities.

The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) and the Beta news agency have announced the fifth competition for the "Dragan Janjić" award for the best works on the topic of "Media Literacy."

The Internet Portal FAR from Dimitrovgrad has not only been a media outlet over the past decade – it has been a symbol of perseverance, professionalism, and the fight for free speech in the local community. It has evolved into a recognizable, reliable, and influential portal in both Bulgarian and Serbian languages.

Radio-Television of Serbia (RTS) announced today a competition for the appointment of the editor-in-chief of the news program of the public media service for a period of four years, as reported in the newspaper Politika.

The Appeals Commission of the Press Council unanimously concluded at yesterday's meeting that 25 portals violated the Code of Journalists of Serbia with their articles about Veran Matić, the president of the Management Board of the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), specifically excerpts from the video segment produced by the Center for Social Stability that was aired on B92, Prva, Informer, and Documentary TV.

The company Best Media Team, which has acquired several local media outlets in Serbia since the beginning of the year, was wholly owned by Alo Media System, the publisher of the tabloid Alo. However, starting today, it is co-owned with the publisher of Informer, namely the company Insajder Tim.

During January of this year, the Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) recorded a total of 38 incidents involving journalists and media workers.

The last interruption of the TV Mag program distribution from Obrenovac in the Telekom/Supernova system occurred on February 19th and lasted approximately 17 hours. During that period, we did not receive any prior notice, warning, or information that a planned technical intervention affecting our channel was underway. We requested an official written explanation, but to date, we have not received a response, says Miroslav Paunović, the editor-in-chief of this local media outlet, to the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM).