Media transparency
Balkan Media in 'Worrying' State, Conference Hears
Dunja Mijatovic, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, said told a conference in Belgrade on media freedom organised by Newsweek Serbia that the "situation in Western Balkan journalism is worrying".
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Media transparency vital for functioning democracy: Council of Europe
A report adopted by the Council of Europe (CoE) on June 24 says media transparency should be promoted, stressing the importance of freedom of expression and media pluralism for a functioning democracy.
BIRN Conference: Media Freedom Being Rolled Back in Balkans
BIRN directors and media experts highighted the main obstacles to media freedom in the region and offered their own recommendations on how to improve the situation at the regional conference of the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, entitled "Media Freedom Challenges", on Friday in Sarajevo.
SocDems plead for more transparent public data as anticorruption instrument
The citizens' confidence in the state institutions should start from concrete measures for more transparent and open data, Chamber of Deputies Speaker Valeriu Zgonea declared on Tuesday in his message to the conference 'Transparency and Open Data - Anticorruption and Security' organized by the "Ovidiu Sincai" Social Democratic Institute (ISD), in a partnership with the General Secretariat of th
"Most media not contributing to informing citizens"
"Most media not contributing to informing citizens"
BELGRADE -- Most media content does not serve to "raise the level of general informedness of the Serbian citizens," Miroslav Milicevic said on Wednesday.
The Anti-Corruption Council vice president was addressing a session of the Parliamentary Committee on Culture and Information,
Most media not contributing to keeping citizens informed
BELGRADE - Most media content does not serve the function of raising the level of general informedness of the Serbian citizens, Anti-Corruption Council Vice President Miroslav Milicevic said on Wednesday.
More inspections on way with transparency reform
The Turkish government is bidding to minimize the informal economy by increasing inspections in a number of fields - from people's income to municipalities' construction licenses - with a new transparency reform package, which is expected to be introduced to Parliament within a month.
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Turkish gov’t to announce new transparency reforms: Deputy PM Babacan
The government is set to complete a detailed reform package to increase economic transparency in Turkey, Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan has told a group of economy reporters ahead of his visit to the United States.
Turkey, technology and transparency
Technology is, among other things, is the number one enabler of transparency through the world. If you keep a record of everything in your databases there is no way but to go transparent.
That is why there is much legislation around the world making businesses to keep everything from emails to transactions for many years digitally.
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TS proposes amendments to media bill
BELGRADE - Transparency Serbia (TS) proposed amendments to the bill on public information and media intended to provide better insight into media funding sources, and urged Serbian MPs to take these suggestions into consideration.
The amendments to 12 articles of the bill that entered the parliamentary procedure on Wednesday mainly focus on corruption issues.
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