The proverbial “godfathers from behind the scenes,” as well as their journalistic colleagues in the mainstream media, often pride themselves on their independence. Today, we reveal that this is, in fact, far from the truth. We have received screenshots of communication between members of the pro-Russian lobby in Slovenia, who signed Kučan’s famous letter to
“The most humiliating thing for journalists is to be praised by a politician. I believe that Putin praises his journalists, but for the RTV Slovenia journalists to be humiliated like this by Prime Minister Golob is unimaginable in a democratic country. I hope that the Slovene Association of Journalists (Društvo novinarjev Slovenije) and the Association
“Odlazek, Petrič and Petan, through their journalists and media outlets, are pressuring the Golob government to provide them with more taxpayers’ money to finance their failing business models under the guise of helping the “credible printed media,” which they themselves have financially depleted over the past years,” warned journalist Bojan Požar. The crisis of printed
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In 2021, the state-owned Telekom company filed a lawsuit against the television stations Pop TV and Kanal A. According to the company’s management, Pop Tv, Kanal A, Brio, Oto and Kino, which form a joint business unit together with Pro Plus, have been abusing their monopoly position on the market since mid-November 2017, which has
At a recent correspondence meeting, the Supervisory Board of the Telekom Slovenije company agreed to the appointment of Irma Gubanec as a director of the TSmedia company, reports Spletni časopis (Online Newspaper). The company was previously headed by former editor and journalist Rajko Gerič, who was prematurely dismissed after more than a year of being
MEP Dr Milan Zver and MEP Romana Tomc addressed a warning to Sophie in ‘t Veld, head of the delegation of the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs for fact-finding in Slovenia, in connection with a letter addressed to the mayors of all Slovenian municipalities sent by the Slovenian Parliamentary Commission
“Who gave you the right to hijack the front page of the Radio-Television Slovenia’s web portal, which we all pay for? Have you all really lost your minds, or what?!” commentator Mitja Iršič responded to the arbitrariness of a handful of Radio-Television Slovenia employees. Media outlets are businesses, and in businesses, employees are expected to
Vesna Vuković, a journalist of the transitional left’s media murder web portal “Necenzurirano.si” (“Uncensored”), is soon moving to Robert Golob’s party. This switch to one of the left-wing parties shows once again how extremely the biased journalists and media outlets we have in Slovenia are and how they are just an extended arm of the
“They are selling you platitudes; they are telling you how good they are. All of the media outlets are praising them. However, you have less and less money every day. Perhaps nominally, you have the same number, but you can afford less with it now. Do not be fooled, do not fall for it, they
Even though the majority of Slovenian media are in favour of the left, some people obviously cannot bear the fact that there are also some who dare to show the other side as well. This is definitely true for a stranger who decided to vandalise the car of our media outlet, Nova24TV, which was parked
In the last two years, the majority of Slovenian media outlets practically did not report on the successes of the Janez Janša government but instead focused on manipulative and negative reporting and thus clearly showed the extent of our media world being unbalanced. We can also attribute lots of credit for the victory of yet
Slovenian media landscape was surprised by the news that the media king of Slovenia, Martin Odlazek, will buy another one of the central Slovenian media outlets – the newspaper Večer (Evening). Before that, he also bought Primorske novice (Coastal news). With the purchase of Večer, Martin Odlazek will become the Slovenian version of the so-called
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