Municipality presidents and party committee comrades have themselves photographed, give orders and write editorials. But the profession strikes back successfully, through privately-owned newspapers The law on the press in the Kingdom of Serbia in 1880, had only one article – “The press is free.” This was one of the most liberal laws in Europe. But, a hundred odd years later, […]

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