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Media Monitoring in Serbia

2001

• ANEM'S WEEKLY MEDIA UPDATE:

DECEMBER 1-7  // DECEMBER 8-14  //  DECEMBER 15-21  //  
NOVEMBER 3-9 // NOVEMBER 24-30

OCTOBER 6-12  //  
SEPTEMBER 1-7  //  SEPTEMBER 8-14  //  SEPTEMBER 22-28  //   SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 5
AUGUST 1-3  //  AUGUST 4-10  //  AUGUST 11-17  //  AUGUST 18-24  //  AUGUST 25-31  
JUNE 30-JULY 6  //  JULY 7-13  //  JULY 14-20  //  JULY 21-27  //  JULY 28-31  //  
JUNE 2-8  //  JUNE 9-15  //  JUNE 16-22  //  JUNE 23-29
MAY 5-11  //  MAY 12-18  //  MAY 19-25  //  MAY 26 - JUNE 1
APRIL 7-13  //  APRIL 14-20  //  APRIL 21-27  //  APRIL 28-MAY 4
MARCH 03-09  //  MARCH 10-16  //  MARCH 17-23  //  MARCH 24-30  //  MARCH 31-APRIL 6
FEBRUARY 3-9  //  FEBRUARY 10-16  //  FEBRUARY 17-23  //  FEBRUARY 24 - MARCH 02
DECEMBER 30 (2000)-JANUARY 5 (2001)  //  JANUARY 6-12  //  JANUARY 13-19  //  JANUARY 20-26 //  JANUARY 27 - FEBRUARY 2nd  //  

• Interview with Veran Matic, Editor in Chief of B92 & ANEM Chairman. Glas javnosti, December 10, 2001

• TERRORISM THROUGH DAILY PRESS IN SERBIA: MAXIMUM INFORMATION WITH INDIRECT POLITICAL ALLUSIONS . By Vladan Radosavljević, Mediaonline, 23-11-2001

• RTV Bombing Case Openend. By Marjorie Farquharson, IWPR's Tribunal Update 244, 12-17 November 2001

• Serbia - Electronic Media and Ekonomist Magazin. Open Letters to Zoran Djindjic. By Oliver Vujovic, SEEMO, 21-11-2001

• Clarification in the affair 'Medal for B92'. By Veran Matic, ANEM, 12-11-2001

• Untouchable Privileges on the Air. One Year On. By Slobodan Djoric, Mediaonline, 8-11-2001

• No Prime Minister, We Don't Want Privileges for Anyone! By Veran Matic, ANEM, 7-11-2001

• Djindjic in Washington D.C.: No Privileges for Media Veterans. By Slobodan Pavlovic, SENSE, 6-11-2001

• Burden of Alliance. By Velimir Curgus Kazimir, Vreme Nr. 565, 1-11-2001

• Helsinki Committee, Serbia - September Media Monitoring: Corruption and Organised Crime

• A new Bill on Public Information. HOW THE LAW WAS TEMPERED. By Snezana Stefanovic, Media Online 15-10-2001

• THE SOCIALISTS ATTACKED JOURNALISTS AT THE NOVI SAD RALLY. By Milena Putnik, AIM 1005, 5-10-2001

• TV Tussle. by Dragan Stojkovic, TOL 9 - 15 October 2001

• BELGRADE EXPLOITS WAR ON TERROR. By Zeljko Cvijanovic in Belgrade, IWPR'S BALKAN CRISIS REPORT, N0. 285, October 3, 2001

• MEDIA IN SERBIA ­ TWELVE MONTHS ON - brief analysis (update) - by Veran Matic, ANEM.

• EVERYONE'S GOT TO LEARN A LOT. INTERVIEW WITH THE HEAD OF OSCE MEDIA DEPARTMENT IN FRY.  By Snezana Stefanovic, MediaOnline 27-SEP-2001.

• This is Serbia calling: Rock 'n' Roll Radio and Belgrade's Underground Resistance. By Matthew Collin (London: Serpent's Tail Press, 2001) Reviewed by Eric Gordy, Balkan Academic Book Review 18/2001.

• The Media - "Collateral Damage" of A Political Showdown. Murder of the Former State Security Official Threatening to Change the Picture of Serbia. By Vera Didanovic, AIM Belgrade.

• MEDIA IN SERBIA – TEN MONTHS ON. Brief analysis by Veran Matic, ANEM

• Radio-Television Serbia: Servant Without a Master. Snezana Stefanovic, MediaOnline, 10 August 2001

• The Strike in Magyar Szo. Waiting for Mesic. Zuzana Serences, AIM Belgrade, August 2, 2001

• SERBIAN JOURNALISTS AT RISK. Milosevic may be gone, but the mafia and the police continue the old habit of attacking the messenger. By Ivan Nikolic in Belgrade, IWPR'S BALKAN CRISIS REPORT, NO. 270

• Serbia: The Women’s Page Woman - Summary Survey. By Zana Paripovic, Media Online, 8.8.2001

• State Television between Djindjic and Kostunica: Who Will Control the Ruins of TV Bastille. Aleksandar Ciric, AIM Belgrade, July 29, 2001

• THE MEDIA ON MASS GRAVES IN SERBIA. Humanitarian Law Centre, Serbia. Monitoring period: June, 2001 

• Kostunica and Djindjic in Serbian Media: A Tempest in a Glass of Water By Vladan Radosavljevic

• Die Schatten der Vergangenheit. Der Tod des serbischen Journalisten Milan Panic zeigt, dass die Pressefreiheit in Jugoslawien dünne Wurzeln hat. Von Gemma Pörzgen (Belgrad), Frankfurter Rundschau 15.6.2001

• Serbiens Last der jüngsten Vergangenheit. Die Aufarbeitung der Geschichte als Teil der Erneuerung (Radio- und Fernsehen B92 als Motor). Von Cyrill Stieger, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 13. Juni 2001

• KARIC AWARD TRIGGERS PRESS OUTRAGE. A media award controversy highlights the problems associated with the creation of truly independent media in Serbia. By Zeljko Cvijanovic in Belgrade, IWPR'S BALKAN CRISIS REPORT, NO. 251, May 31, 2001

• The News Media in Serbia: (Un)Controlled Chaos. By Aleksandar Ciric, AIM Belgrade, April 29, 2001

• THE FILIPOVIC STORY. IWPR reveals the extraordinary background to Miroslav Filipovic's award-winning story on Kosovo atrocities. By Anthony Borden in London, IWPR'S BALKAN CRISIS REPORT, NO. 231, March 30, 2001

• «Ein schwieriger Lernprozess». Noch prekäre Medienfreiheit in Serbien. Andreas Ernst in: Neue Zürcher Zeitung NZZ vom 23. März 2001

• SERBIAN TELEVISION VIDEOTAPE SHOWN AS EVIDENCE IN MAZREKU TRIAL. Helsinki Committee Serbia 

• MILOSEVIC PROPAGANDIST IN THE DOCK. The Milanovic case highlights the propagandist role played by regime journalists during the Milosevic years. By Petar Lukovic in Belgrade, IWPR'S BALKAN CRISIS REPORT, NO. 220, February 21, 2001

• Journalism in Serbia: Freedom. By Aleksandar Ciric, AIM Belgrade, Feb. 12, 2001

• On the Ruins of TV Bastille: The Development of A Public Broadcasting Service in Serbia. By Vladan Radosavljević

• 2000 World Press Freedom Review

2000

ANEM'S WEEKLY REPORT ON MEDIA REPRESSION IN SERBIA:

DECEMBER 2-8 //  DECEMBER 9-15 //  DECEMBER 16-22  //  DECEMBER 23-29  //  
OCTOBER 28-NOVEMBER 3  //  NOVEMBER 4-10 //  NOVEMBER 11-1  //  NOVEMBER18-24  //  NOVEMBER 25 - DECEMBER 1  //  
SEPTEMBER 30-OCTOBER 6  //  OKTOBER 7-13  //  OKTOBER 14-20  //  OCTOBER 21-27
SEPTEMBER 2-8  //  SEPTEMBER 9-15  //  SEPTEMBER 16-22  //  SEPTEMBER 23-29  
AUGUST 05-11  //  AUGUST 12-18  //  AUGUST 19-25  //  AUGUST 26-SEPTEMBER 1  
JULY 1-7 // JULY 8-14 // JULY 15-21 //  JULY 22-28  //  JULY 29 - AUGUST 04  
JUNE 3-9 // JUNE 10-16 //  JUNE 17-23  //  JUNE 24-30
MAY 6-12  //  MAY 13-19  //  MAY 20-26 //  MAY 27 - JUNE 2
APRIL 1-7 // APRIL 8-14 // APRIL 15-21  //  APRIL 22-28  //  APRIL 29 - MAY 5
MARCH 4-10 // MARCH 11-18 // MARCH 18-24 // MARCH 25-31  

THE PATH TO CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH A MEDIA HYDE PARK: DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR OPEN MEDIA CHANNELS IN SERBIA. Mirko Miletić, 11-12-2000, FR Yugoslavia (Serbia)

THE BULLDOZER REVOLUTION DISCIPLINES THE MEDIA. 25-10-2000, Đorđe Zorkić, FR Yugoslavia

A MEDIA PORTRAIT OF SERBIA - LIFE IN REPRESSION. 25-10-2000, Medija centar Beograd, FR Yugoslavia

THE SEASON OF SERVILE JOURNALISM. 24-10-2000, Veseljko Koprivica, FR Yugoslavia

PDF-Download: Serbia: The Milosevic Regime on the Eve of the September Elections (17 August 2000), a close look at Yugoslav President Milosevic's efforts to shore up his regime's support and ensure his own long-term survival ahead of local and federal elections scheduled for 24 September - see Part on Propaganda (chapter III B) and Appendix A on "Politika". Report 100 by the nternational Crisis Group ICG, 28 August 2000

THE FATE OF NON-GOVERNMENT MEDIA. 
Produced by Milica Kuburovic for YUTOPIA Radio B2-92, broadcast on  Friday, March 10, 2000

1999 IHF-HR COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS.
International Helsinki Federation Human Right Reports
- extract on Media situation SERBIA

1999

INTERNATIONAL PRESS INSTITUTE: 1999 World Press Freedom Review: SERBIA

1998/1999

• MEDIA FOCUS - IWPR's bi-weekly electronic service analysing the media in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (starting October 1998): FOCUS List

1996

Monthly Survey on the Media Situation in Serbia/Yugoslavia
by ARGUMENT, AGENCY FOR APPLIED SOCIOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL RESEARCH

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