Zoran Kesić, Nataša Ninković, Mirjana Karanović, Dragan Mićanović, Anita Mančić, Milan Marić, Nikola Kojo and others from the black list are part of the Blacklist festival, which will be held in 25 cities in Serbia
Zoran Kesić is now only on YouTube, among hundreds of podcasts and other works. Can television shows and journalism survive on and from this platform
How does YouTube pay and how much? Is the viewership there higher than on television? And how can the media survive? "Vreme" writes about this in the new issue on the occasion of the first YouTube premiere of "24 Minutes".
The "24 Minutes" case goes beyond the issue of a single show and concerns the space for criticism, freedom of expression and the right of the public not to view the government exclusively from an angle that suits it
"We also have that problem, if someone wants to be involved in politics and journalism, then there is no place for him on TV N1," said News director of N1, Branislav Šovljanski.
The fact that part of the people who are considered safe voters of the government laugh at the content of the show can be problematic, which is why Zoran Kesić assumes that the show "24 minutes" may have been the first to be on the cancellation list.
Full support for Zoran Kesić and all colleagues who work on the show "24 minutes" was provided by the editorial board of TV Nova, as well as colleagues from N1 and Forbes, after the news that the show will no longer be broadcast on Nova. The crew of the show announced the continuation of work
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
In this episode of Voices of Rebellion for Interview Vremena, Zoran Kesić talks about whether the conditions have been met for his show "24 Minutes" to move to RTS
Zoran Kesić, the author of the show "24 minutes", was summoned to the prosecutor's office for an interview 14 days after the reported graffiti directed against him. The police have still not identified the perpetrators, although there are videos of the vehicle used in the incident
ANEM and NUNS warn that before the New Year, numerous graffiti targeting Zoran Kesić were drawn around Belgrade. Many of them are several square meters or ten meters long. In recent days, serious threats have been sent to Nenad Kulačin and Marko Vidojković, Dink Gruhonjić and Darko Šper.
"ProGlas does not invite people to vote for a certain political option, but rather invites them to vote. Do not give up your right to decide," Zoran Kesić, who will moderate tonight's rally on Nikola Pašić Square, which starts at 20 p.m., tells "Vreme"
"When I was 46 years old, I turned into an old man twice as old who glumly mutters about some ancient, braver, more awake city that is no longer there. And then that lost Belgrade came back to me violently."
Opposition parties organized two protest rallies against violence in the past week and announced a third one for Friday. The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has scheduled "the biggest rally in the history of Serbia" for May 26. The total mobilization of SNS members and supporters and the discrediting of any political competition through party infrastructure, controlled media and social networks is underway.
Zoran Kesić's comedy show "Stories and Songs" was canceled four days before the scheduled date back in March. Reason: the stage of the Summer Stage in Palić is being renovated. Kesić, however, says that a "classic stifling of freedom of speech" is at work.
