Montenegro: Strengthening Public Trust in the Media as Response to Disinformation and Propaganda

Investigative Journalism

Montenegro: Strengthening Public Trust in the Media as Response to Disinformation and Propaganda

The study was intended to establish whether citizens believe they are correctly and fully informed by the media and how strengthening public trust in the media can help raise professional standards and prevent the spreading of disinformation.

Authors: Milica Bogdanović

Publisher: Montenegro Media Institute, Podgorica, SEENPM, Tirana and the Peace Institute, Ljubljana

Language: English

Publication year: 2021

Format: PDF

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