MITHOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URBAN CULTURE
/in Reviews /by Kcs21blAATRADITION AND DESACRALIZATION OF CULTURE
/in Forum /by Kcs21blAAROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF JOURNALISTIC DOCUMENTARY FORMS IN PRINT MEDIA
/in Contemporary Journalism - Trends, Dilemmas and Challenges /by Kcs21blAAWorld economy crisis, as well as the global technological and media changes, made tectonical disorder mostly in print media. For some time now, there is a question of their psychical survival. News magazines are on the hit, as their recent rolls are now taken by daily newspapers. There is a consent on social – economic and technological challenges that Serbian press has to answer, but the question – what to do with news magazines and what further, remains open. The same is with interpretation. This article is trying to find answers in journalistic documentary forms which are more and more present and which are continuation of positive journalistic interpretative evolution, through proof of necessity of bigger presence of documentary forms as specific segment of investigative journalism. Besides theoretical considerations and definitions of the most common genres, this paper, based on case study of three news magazines with biggest circulation: Vreme, NIN and Pečat, shows results of research and provides directions/recommendations for comeback of credibility and quality of referent information-political weekly news press in Serbia.
THE STRUCTURE OF CULTURAL INFORMATION
/in Reviews /by Kcs21blAALIVING WITHOUT CULTURE: THE MEDIA AND CULTURAL POLITICS IN SERBIA
/in (Lack Of) Culture /by Kcs21blAAMedia are intermediaries in the system of culture. Their role is one of a watchdog, carefully monitoring the Government. This is why the topic of this presentation is the relationship between the media and cultural policy. The basic research question is: If cultural policy represents a response to cultural needs and problems of the society and particular social groups in culture and arts, in what way do media mediate to fulfill this function? Another question is whose interests the media represent. If they are privately owned – are they protecting the interests of the citizens in whose name the Government is carrying out public policies or are they protecting the interests of the capital owners? The number of published articles on contemporary art production and the national cultural heritage indicates that there is no correlation between cultural policy and the media content in Serbia. Cultural policy favors non-commercial cultural and artistic content, while the media favor commercial ones.
CULTURAL POLICY
/in Cultural Policy, Readings /by Kcs21blAAContact
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