Within our project “Promoting Media Information Literacy and strengthening independent media in the Western Balkans” which is realized by Albany Associates (United Kingdom) and Mediacentar Sarajevo with Novi Sad School of Journalism and other organizations from Balkan recorded a webinar for journalists, fact-checkers, students of journalism and other actors from

Two day workshop on advanced fact checking skills has been held in Novi Sad School of Journalism during the past two days. Particitans were journalists of the FakeNews Seeker and other media professionals and journalism students. During the two days, participats were learning about open source intelligence gathering and ways

Empowering the Program Council and self-regulation mechanisms could reshape public service broadcasters in Serbia, according to a new expert report. By Vanja Djuric Empowering the Program Council and self-regulation mechanisms – such as introducing the institution of Ombudsman, accepting recommendations from representatives of the audience and making civil society organizations

Local media journalists in six towns in Vojvodina – Subotica, Sombor, Zrenjanin, Pancevo, Kikinda and Novi Sad – are continuously exposed to censorship, financial pressures of owners or local authorities, and some even by threats, shows research conducted by the Novi Sad School of Journalism and the Podrži RTV movement,

The Novi Sad School of Journalism supports the goals of the Initiative “For the Media Freedom”, created after the weekly “Vranjska”, (http://www.vranjske.rs/), one of the most important local media in Serbia, ceased to exist due to the constant political pressures they could no longer resist. So far, more than 150