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The Future of Public Service Broadcasting in Kosovo

This paper by Naser Miftari, published by Analitika - Center for Social Research, investigates the current position, role and functioning of Radio Television of...

Plight of Bosnia’s Public Broadcaster Causes Alarm

As Bosnia's state level broadcaster, BHRT, struggles to pay its bills, there are warnings that its disappearance would be a disaster for the country's...

Public service media in South East Europe: Can the giants be taken from the grip of political interests?

They used to be called “State-television”, nowadays they are “public service media”. But political control is hard to remove, and prevents public broadcasters from...

CoE Commissioner Nils Muižnieks urges to strengthen public service broadcasting in Kosovo

The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Nils Muižnieks, is encouraging Kosovo authorities to safeguard media freedom in the country following his four-day mission...

A tale of two Europes: Public Service Media and societies in transition

The European continent is still subdivided into two parts, due to the legacy from recent history. Experiences in some Eastern European countries today remind...

Serbia: Is Regulatory Authority of Electronic Media (REM) Compromised

The election of the new REM Council members deepened problems on the Serbian media scene. Serbian Parliament, in a session of 14 October 2016,...

Montenegro: Autonomy of Public Broadcaster Endangered Again

The Law on Salaries in the Public Sector is a pressure on the public broadcaster. Podgorica, 28th of June 2016 The Law on Salaries in the...
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