by Uros Komlenovic To an outsider, the recent media boom in Yugoslavia would make absolutely no sense. To begin with, the market certainly seems oversaturated for a country of 11 million: there are more than 2,300 newspapers, including 20 dailies (of these, about ten are distributed nationally). At the same time, disposable income among the population has plummeted since the […]
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