Rumors that Dragan Šolak is launching a new portal or television station in Serbia received a response from Split. The businessman says that he no longer sees himself in the media story and wants to devote himself to football
N1 and Nova S arrive in Telekom's offer after years of expensive war with United Group. This closes the circle that cost the citizens of Serbia around two billion euros
Adria News Network announces new investments in the media owned by it: it will improve TV N1 and Nova S, it will retain the print editions of the media Danas, Radar and Forbes. The Nova newspaper is not mentioned in the announcement
Televisions N1 and Nova offered the participants of the election race political advertising for 5.200 to 7.800 euros for a half-minute spot, "Vreme" has learned. There is also an ad that covers the entire portal screen. The question is whether anyone can pay those prices except the Serbian Progressive Party
The new management of the Nova S program decided to remove the satirical show "24 minutes with Zoran Kesić" from the program. The reason, they say, is exclusively - the price
Zoran Kesić and the crew of the show "24 minutes" announced the start of the new season on September 19, while at the same time they are waiting for the answer of the new owners of Nova S about whether the show will remain on that television
After the sale of N1, Nova S, Danas and Radar, a new company was founded in Vračar. "Vremena" sources say that behind it are probably attempts to obtain a television license in Serbia
Almost 30 civil society organizations and journalists' associations assessed that the potential sale of United Group media to Alpac Capital would represent a "direct and unavoidable threat" to independent media in Serbia and the region.
Portuguese investment group Alpak Kapital is negotiating the purchase of N1 and other United Group media outlets, Vremena sources say. Alpak Capital, whose head is close to Viktor Orban, owns Euronews and uses it as a "franchise for autocrats".
While the journalists of N1, Nova S and other media are on "silent fire" due to changes in the company, United Group claims - there is no reason to fear. They say they are not in business with the Serbian authorities
Nothing happens from what Vučić announces, including the promise that he will catch up with N1 and Nova S. That is why he hides his impotence and frustration by claiming that he did not ban those two televisions because he benefits from their work. Poor, cheap and transparent
"We feel like we are in the American embassy in Saigon in 1975. We are waiting to see what will happen and whether we will have to evacuate to a better place," Dragoljub Petrović, editor-in-chief of "Danasa", describes the atmosphere among media journalists working within the United Group, which includes television stations N1 and Nova S and the weekly newspaper "Radar".
The rebellion in BC Partners is expanding, because the directors of the United Group from different countries have expressed their support for the founder Dragan Šolak, writes the "Financial Times".
Elektrodistribucija Srbije, in cooperation with Telekom, cuts the cables of competing operators Jotel, Jal and other smaller local providers in numerous cities of Serbia that broadcast television programs N1 and Nova S without a court order.
Many citizens are furious because N1 and Nova S are no longer available, so they are besieging SBB branches. It's a bizarre thing, people who earn 500 euros a month are grabbing each other by the throat while Telekom buys a monopoly over the media with state billions from White World funds.
Transformations in the media market are getting a new epilogue - since Telekom Srbija recently bought the Total TV network, users of this television provider can no longer watch N16 and Nova S televisions from Wednesday (April 1).
The protest will last until a new competition for REM is announced or until RTS is shut down, stated the students who, in a sudden action, blocked RTS in Belgrade and RTV in Novi Sad. The students from Novi Sad were suppressed by the Gendarmerie, and the morning program on the Public Service continues as normal
From Thursday, viewers of SBB can easily find N1 and Nova - they just need to pass Kurir and Informer. Meanwhile, a new reality on Total TV: N1 and Nova in exile on numbers 278 and 279. If you are looking for these channels in the diaspora, don't bother, they are no longer there at all
The disappearance of N1 and Nova S in today's form would mean a dark media age in Serbia. Granted, it has been dark for four decades, but it would be even blacker
It is an earthquake on the telecommunications market in Serbia. Jetel and Telekom bought the businesses of United Group. But, as "Vremena" sources say, primetime media such as N1 and Nova S will remain the same as before
The new media laws should enable the Serbian authorities to expel United Group and its media from the country, says N1 program director Igor Božić.
When she came to power in 2017, the Prime Minister boasted that her government "absolutely does not divide the media into suitable and unsuitable". Today, she is tireless in dealing with the media that are critical of the current political regime and calls them "tycoon", "reckless", "unprofessional", "dishonorable" when appearing on national television and in pro-government tabloids. How did this transformation go?
Pushing superficial and fake feminism where it doesn't belong only harms what it claims to stand for
And everything was good and beautiful during the visit of Aleksandar Vučić in Priboj, a nice spa, a nice SPA center, beautiful nature, successful ladies who make sweaters, so everything was ideal until the moment when the journalist Pinka decided to bring the President back to reality and remind him to the enemies who are lurking and who want to destroy all that beauty and progress - to me, among others
The independence in the work and the safety of the members of the Council, as well as all employees, are seriously threatened, the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media announced this evening, stressing that these pressures increased after their decision not to assign the national frequency to the N1 and NovaS televisions.
We wanted to create a realistic picture of what information would look like so that the citizens of Serbia have only one version of events, only one - the ruling position, only one opinion and news without a critical voice, says the announcement of television N1 and Nova S
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, and other politicians from the government are encouraging campaigns against journalists of non-regime media, which they label as 'enemies of the state' and 'traitors', which incites hatred and new attacks, People's Party MP Stefan Jovanović said today in Paris at the European Information Committee.
