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An OSCE representative, Jan Bratu, has raised concerns about the credibility of Serbia's Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM). This comes as TV Nova is in the process of seeking a broadcast license from REM, and reports indicate N1's management failed to notify the Luxembourg regulator about its Serbian license application.
N1:
Bratu (OSCE): REM's credibility questioned
An OSCE representative, Bratu, has raised concerns about the credibility of Serbia's Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM).
Danas:
Interview: Jan Bratu - REM's Credibility Questioned
An interview with Jan Bratu raises doubts about the credibility of Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM).
Vreme:
Nova TV Seeks Broadcast License from REM
According to 'Vreme', the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) will discuss granting a broadcast license to Nova television today, a request previously submitted by N1 management.
Nova:
TV Nova in Process of Registration with REM
TV Nova is currently undergoing the registration process with Serbia's Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM).
N1:
Cenzolovka: N1 management did not inform Luxembourg regulator about the…
The media watchdog Cenzolovka reported that N1's management failed to notify the Luxembourg regulator about their application for a broadcasting license in Serbia.
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