Finally, the University of Montenegro, an autonomous part of Yugoslavia, agreed to publish it. Journalists suffer for it because they cannot work without freedom. They are afraid, still. Throw out those state-owned papers and television channels, we tell the journalists from newly emerging European nations. But they can't.
Times are hard.
Talk turns to Rupert Murdoch, who is buying out stations and papers in Eastern Europe. The battle rages on, until a neat, tiny woman raises her hand politely amidst the din. We are so small that nobody wants to invest in our country. We have a few computer engineers but not as many as India. But Murdoch does want to invest.