A Comparative Analysis of Media Pluralism and Content Diversity Policy in Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia and Serbia
Journal Title: In Medias Res - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to explain and present the existing policies and practices on media pluralism and content diversity in four different states in Europe, through comparing and analyzing two member states of the European Union, Hungary and Slovenia, and two non-EU countries, Serbia and Croatia. The main goal of this paper is to recommend solutions for better practices in media pluralism and content diversity in one of the analyzed countries, Serbia. The countries previously mentioned have been chosen for the analyses and comparison due to their close proximity to each other, and the similar composition of their minority populations.
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Vesna Ðukić, Sofija Drecun
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