Claim: Veran Matić graduated from the University of Belgrade ( oldest and largest university in Serbia) and worked for the independent radio station B92 which the government tried banning.
Evidence: In November 1996, B92 was briefly banned from broadcasting, but responded by making its audio available through the Internet. The Yugoslav government took various actions to hinder or ban the station from broadcasting, described by BBC News as "ranging from jamming, technical problems or the allocation of frequencies". Matić graduated from the University of Belgrade with a degree in world literature. He first became involved in independent youth media in 1984, and in May 1989, co-founded the independent radio station B92 with Sasa Mirkovic. It is the oldest and largest university in Serbia. 
It is the oldest and largest university in Serbia. University of Belgrade B92 It was forced off the air for a time in 1999 when NATO bombed Yugoslavia, and government agents cracked down on pro-Western reporting. He first became involved in independent youth media in 1984, and in May 1989, co-founded the independent radio station B92 with Sasa Mirkovic.