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Vybodina's radio-television diary at 17:00 began with an apology to viewers: public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. The information was suppressed, presented one-sidedly, and the reports lacked criticism Radio-Television Vibodina (RTV) newscast, which aired at 5:00 p.m., began with an apology to viewers. After showing some photos from the celebrations of the election results and the celebrations of the residents of Novi Sad in the Freedom Square, the news presenter Goren Aror read a statement that these were only some of the photos that RTV "had to show the viewers last night" and emphasized that it was not all. "Public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. Information was silenced, eyes were turned to what was happening, news was presented unilaterally, reports were prepared without a critical approach. The right questions were not asked, and sometimes no questions were asked at all. That's why we have to apologize to the audience," said the presenter. He added that some RTV employees fought so that journalists and editors of the television company could work freely and in accordance with ethical principles. "Unfortunately, we didn't win in time, but we believe it's important to continue this fight," said the presenter. In connection with everything that happened, he added, at the request of some of the employees and CEO Goran Karadzic, acting manager of the first television program of the regional public broadcaster, Nenad Cacic, is resigning. "Blajo Popovich was appointed to this position, and the vacant position of program director was filled by Frederag Novkovic." The replacement of the chief and responsible editor, by the way, was one of the demands of the trade union for independence. This demand was raised a year ago in connection with the destruction of the reputation of RTV and the coverage of affairs in the government," reads the statement of current affairs in the government. "Good afternoon. This is the news of Radio-TV and Vivodina.

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Vybodina's radio-television diary at 17:00 began with an apology to viewers: public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. The information was suppressed, presented one-sidedly, and the reports lacked criticism Radio-Television Vibodina (RTV) newscast, which aired at 5:00 p.m., began with an apology to viewers. After showing some photos from the celebrations of the election results and the celebrations of the residents of Novi Sad in the Freedom Square, the news presenter Goren Aror read a statement that these were only some of the photos that RTV "had to show the viewers last night" and emphasized that it was not all. "Public broadcasting has not fulfilled its role for many years. Information was silenced, eyes were turned to what was happening, news was presented unilaterally, reports were prepared without a critical approach. The right questions were not asked, and sometimes no questions were asked at all. That's why we have to apologize to the audience," said the presenter. He added that some RTV employees fought so that journalists and editors of the television company could work freely and in accordance with ethical principles. "Unfortunately, we didn't win in time, but we believe it's important to continue this fight," said the presenter. In connection with everything that happened, he added, at the request of some of the employees and CEO Goran Karadzic, acting manager of the first television program of the regional public broadcaster, Nenad Cacic, is resigning. "Blajo Popovich was appointed to this position, and the vacant position of program director was filled by Frederag Novkovic." The replacement of the chief and responsible editor, by the way, was one of the demands of the trade union for independence. This demand was raised a year ago in connection with the destruction of the reputation of RTV and the coverage of affairs in the government," reads the statement of current affairs in the government. "Good afternoon. This is the news of Radio-TV and Vivodina.

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