24 April 2015
Macedonia this week was in the focus of the world media for three events: Goshince incident, funeral wreath sent to the journalist Borjan Jovanovski, and last night’s running over of 14 immigrants on the railroad Veles – Skopje. The three incidents that occurred over a period of three days, were reported by world famous media, […]
20 March 2015
Twenty-eight EU member states jointly decided to oppose the “Russian disinformation,” said the President of the European Council Donald Tusk at a press conference. It’s still not clear what form it will take, although the most mentioned option is opening a new European TV channel in Russian language, which will be broadcast in Russia and […]
19 January 2015
European Commission reacted after the imprisonment of the journalist Tomislav Kezharovski, stressing out that the European Union is closely following the court case with Kezharovski, but doesn’t comment on individual cases. – Media freedom is extensively covered in the report on the progress of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, highlighting problem areas as Government’s […]
13 January 2015
Once they published the front page of the first issue after the attack on the satirical magazine “Charlie Hebdo”, it was massively spread through the social networks, but most of the traditional media didn’t publish it. The first medium that published the front page was French newspaper “Liberation”, which provided premises to journalists and cartoonists […]
25 November 2014
National television stations Telma, Channel 5, Sitel, Alsat-M and Alpha today formed the Macedonian Media Association (MMA), which will be a part of the Economic Chamber of Macedonia. Television stations, as well as the journalists employed in them, can become members of this Association. Ivan Mirchevski, General Director of Channel 5, was appointed President and […]
