We have had some fines for tendentious reporting. There have been some bans in Montenegro. Radio Pljevlja and Radio Elmag have been banned. Koha Ditore' received aid to obtain a printing press. Add to this, the money for the media from the BBC, the British embassy, Deutsche Welle, Radio Free Europe and so on.
Court asks Serbia to reassess media law.
The Yugoslav Constitutional Court on 23rd December set the Serbian Assembly a deadline of 45 days to reply to proposals to reassess the constitutionality of the Serbian media law, the independent Belgrade-based news agency Beta reported. However, the court turned down a request to halt the carrying out of certain acts or activities on the basis of the media law. Tender for broadcast frequencies. The ministry is offering 34 radio frequencies, aimed mostly at local radio stations, and 27 TV channels, also for the local domain. The monthly charge for the radio frequencies is between 2,000 and 8,000 dinars depending on location.