The Serbian media
Jun 9th 2011, 14:39 by T.J.
WHEN Nicolae Ceauşescu's regime crumbled in Romania in 1989, Romanian television famously issued an apology for having lied to its viewers for, well, pretty much the whole of its existence. This did not happen in Serbia when Slobodan Milošević fell in October 2000. Still, better late than never.On May 24th the newly elected board of RTS, Serbia's equivalent of the BBC, formally apologised for “insults, slander and hate speech,” during the war years of the 1990s. Their statement conceded that RTS programmes had been “abused in order to discredit the political opposition in Serbia and its leaders and as part of the propaganda of the non-democratic regime.”....more....
read more: the economist
http://www.economist.com/blogs/easternapproaches/2011/06/serbian-media
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