Tema ovomesečnog Monitoringa bio je tok prodaje medija koji posluju u okviru Adria News Network (ANN) investicionom fondu European Future Media Investments SCS, na čijem je čelu portugalska investiciona grupa Alpac Capital, kao i reakcija stručne javnosti koju je ta prodaja izazvala.
Avgust je mesec u kom su fizički bili napadnuti i tokom izveštavanja sa terena ometani: Stevan Filipović, reditelj i profesor Fakulteta dramskih umetnosti, Nenad Simović, novinar portala LiKVidno.info, Jovana Ristić, novinarka medija Glas Šumadije, Miljko Stojanović i Đorđe Đorđević, novinari medija Glas Zaječara, Marko Miletić, novinar portala Mašina. Putem društvenih mreža targetirane su Marija Vranić i Snježana Ostojić, novinarke Rec Media. Pretećim porukama u onlajn svetu zasuti su: Enes Radetinac, urednik portala A1tv.net, Veran Matić, novinar i predsednik medijskog udruženja ANEM, Darko Gligorijević, novinar portala Zoomer, Biljana Stepanović, urednica časopisa Nova ekonomija, Ivan Radak, urednik medija Forbs, Žarko Bogosavljević, urednik portala Razglas News, Dragan Todorović, urednik portala eStvarnost, Veselin Petrović, novinar i aktivista koji vodi stranice Palilula info i Lutajući reporter, Željko Bodrožić, predsednik NUNS-a, Marko Vidojković, književnik, kolumnista i koautor emisije ,,Dobar, loš, zao” i Nenad Kulačin, kolumnista i koautor emisije ,,Dobar, loš, zao”, redakcije portala Volim Zrenjanin i medija N1.
Asocijacija nezavisnih elektronskih medija podnela je Posebnom odeljenju za suzbijanje korupcije Višeg javnog tužilaštva u Novom Sadu krivičnu prijavu zbog uočenih neregularnosti prilikom dodele 6,6 miliona dinara na konkursu za projektno sufinansiranje medijskih sadržaja za 2026. godinu. Viši sud u Beogradu odbio je tužbeni zahtev Vladimira Đukanovića da mu novinar Vuk Cvijić isplati ukupno 900.000,00 dinara na ime naknade nematerijalne štete zbog navodne povrede časti, ugleda i pretpostavke nevinosti.
O svemu navedenom čitalac se može obavestiti u Monitoringu medijske scene u Srbiji za mesec avgust 2026. godine.
Ova publikacija objavljena je uz finansijsku pomoć Evropske unije. Za njenu sadržinu isključivo je odgovorna Asocijacija nezavisnih elektronskih medija i ta sadržina nužno ne izražava zvanične stavove Evropske unije.
Tekst ovog Monitoring izveštaja uradio je stručni monitoring tim iz advokatske kancelarije „Savović", u saradnji sa ANEM-om.
MEDIA SCENE OF SERBIA IN AUGUST 2026
ANEM August 2026 monitoring report on freedom of expression, old and new regulations and analysis of SLAPP lawsuits
The topic of this month's Monitoring was the sale of media operating within Adria News Network (ANN) to the investment fund European Future Media Investments SCS, headed by the Portuguese investment group Alpac Capital, as well as the reaction of the professional public that this sale caused.
August is the month in which they were physically attacked and during reporting from the field were disturbed: Stevan Filipović, director and professor of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Nenad Simović, journalist of the LiKVidno.info portal, Jovana Ristić, journalist of the media Glas Šumadije, Miljko Stojanović and Đorđe Đorđević, journalists of the media Glas Zaječara, Marko Miletić, journalist of the portal Mašina. Marija Vranić and Snježana Ostojić, Rec Media journalists, were targeted through social networks. The online world was bombarded with threatening messages: Enes Radetinac, editor of the A1tv.net portal, Veran Matić, journalist and president of the media association ANEM, Darko Gligorijević, journalist of the Zoomer portal, Biljana Stepanović, editor of the magazine Nova ekonomija, Ivan Radak, editor of the Forbes media, Žarko Bogosavljević, editor of the Razglas News portal, Dragan Todorović, editor of the eStvarnost portal, Veselin Petrović, journalist and activist who runs the Palilula info and Wandering reporter, Željko Bodrožić, president of NUNS, Marko Vidojković, writer, columnist and co-author of the show "Good, Bad, Evil" and Nenad Kulačin, columnist and co-author of the show "Good, Bad, Evil", editorial office of Volim Zrenjanin portal and media N1.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media submitted a criminal complaint to the Special Department for Suppression of Corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad due to irregularities observed during the allocation of 6.6 million dinars in the competition for project co-financing of media content for the year 2026. The High Court in Belgrade rejected Vladimir Đukanović's claim that journalist Vuk Cvijić should pay him a total of 900,000.00 dinars as compensation for non-material damages due to the alleged violation of honor, reputation and presumption of innocence.
The reader can be informed about all of the above in the Monitoring of the media scene in Serbia for the month of August 2026.
This publication was published with the financial assistance of the European Union. The Association of Independent Electronic Media is solely responsible for its content, and that content does not necessarily express the official views of the European Union.
The text of this Monitoring report was prepared by an expert monitoring team from the law office "Savović", in cooperation with ANEM.