by Gasper Lubej For a country of two million people, Slovenia has one of the most vibrant media scenes around, including 600 publications, 38 television stations (four of them national), and 51 radio stations. But the burgeoning market has far outrun the country’s weak media legislation and has prompted many, in and out of the industry, to fear the potential […]
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