Portal Udar, a beneficiary of the Media for All project, introduced a series of podcasts on burning human rights topics in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This portal, known as a champion of promoting and advocating rights of Roma people, has been known as someone who opens important questions and changes social practices. “We plan to publish at least 10 more editions of the podcasts,” Radenko
The most essential component of any marketing campaign, being traditional or digital, is of course the audience. First, because the audience is your client and the target group you intend to convince to buy your product or follow your work. But the audience is not simply your client. As media outlet operating in a complex reality, you have understood by now that audience is
“Life without borders” is the title of RTV Pljevlja project that aims to bring people and institutions from the municipalities on the border of Montenegro, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina closer through establishing a network of correspondents that will share relevant information for the local communities. The first edition of the show, aired on 11 June, was dedicated to Žabljak municipality in Montenegro, and
The media situation in the Western Balkans is deteriorating as a result of repeated attacks on media freedom and systematic undermining of the profession. The countries of the Western Balkans now rank amongst the lowest of all European countries in the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) 2021 World Press Freedom Index. Of the 180 countries listed by RSF, Bosnia and Herzegovina is in 58th place,
Ferizaj-based TV Tema broadcasted the first episode of documentary series ‘Discovering Dardania’ on 24 July. This episode is about 6th edition of the ‘Mural Fest’, hosted in Ferizaj, which is becoming a venue for international artists. This year’s edition began on June 12 and involved the creation of five new murals under the thematic “Home”, portraying the exodus of the civilian population from Kosovo
One of the most inspiring aspects of the Media Accelerator Programme of the “Media for All” project was to work with community and non-for-profit media in Albania and in the Western Balkans, media outlets with a clear mission which challenge traditional business models for media. While these alternative media as alternative to mainstream media and as media with clear links to communities fulfil a
Citizens Channel from Tirana introduced its own e-learning platform called Sheshit (“At the square” in Albanian language) with aim to increase the capacities of young journalists, students of journalism, activists, and citizens in general who report on oppressing issues in their local communities, through intensive Online Courses. “Sheshit aims to bring together the communities around Citizens Channel. By providing them with knowledge, tools, and
“Radio Caffe” is one of the most beautiful places to go to in Požarevac. Not only because it has that wonderful word “radio” in its name, but also because you can see the love with which Milorad Tadić, the owner of Radio Boom 93 and of this café, has made this urban corner and all its details. Based on its appearance, this cafe could
As a part of the new digital strategy and business plan Vojvodina Investigative and Analytical Centre (VOICE) introduced a newsletter titled VOICE of Vojvodina. The free newsletter, introduced on 19 July, promotes the key articles published on the website during the previous week. It will also include premium content – a weekly editorial written by the VOICE editor Denis Kolundžija. The aim is to
This much is clear. Media is everywhere in society; it is almost impossible for the people to ignore it. For a very long time, media messages have been a one-way street only. All of us remember Политика, Koha, Zëri i Popullit, TVA, Вечерни новости, Базар, Свјет, Илустрована политика and JRT for example, media outlet that was one of the founding members of European Broadcasting
Possibility to use e-payment on their website could become reality soon for several media outlets in North Macedonia supported by Thomson Foundation through the ‘Media for All’ project. As a result of this support these media will be able to offer and charge their content, goods and services – depending on their business model – electronic way. “First, we identify banks in Macedonia that
TV Korça and Radio Korça, local branches of the public service media in Albania, have very important functions and enjoy a high level of trust among their local community, situated in the south-east of the country. This is one of the most significant findings of the Audience Perception and Size survey conducted as part of the ‘Media for All’ project. TV Korça achieves very
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