Tycoon's ex-associate talks pressure on media

Forcan is now coming out as if she is whiter than white, claiming that things were done that she only found out later. Absolute rubbish. She played an intregal part in calling up editors attempting to persuade them to run stories favourable to Delta. Whether that involved threatening to pull advertising or paying for trips for journalists to cover events in which Delta was commercially involved or cruder methods is by the by.

Yes, an attractive face for such an ugly job. Forcan and her political contacts was one of the main reasons for the success of Delta post Milosevic.

Now in the most Serbian of break ups both parties are accusing the other of misdeeds. And in the most Serbian of ways although both parties are guilty, neither is being accused of what they really should be charged for.

Who will come out on top? Its hard to say, but we can say with confidence that Miskovic's monopolistic stranglehold on Serbia has come to an end. Now he is just one of a number of Serbian businessmen jostling for position and to some extent fighting the tide. The tide and past experience suggests that Miskovic will do well to avoid being charged with something as Karic was.

Forcan is now coming out as if she is whiter than white, claiming that things were done that she only found out later. Absolute rubbish. She played an intregal part in calling up editors attempting to persuade them to run stories favourable to Delta. Whether that involved threatening to pull advertising or paying for trips for journalists to cover events in which Delta was commercially involved or cruder methods is by the by.

Yes, an attractive face for such an ugly job. Forcan and her political contacts was one of the main reasons for the success of Delta post Milosevic.

Now in the most Serbian of break ups both parties are accusing the other of misdeeds. And in the most Serbian of ways although both parties are guilty, neither is being accused of what they really should be charged for.

Who will come out on top? Its hard to say, but we can say with confidence that Miskovic's monopolistic stranglehold on Serbia has come to an end. Now he is just one of a number of Serbian businessmen jostling for position and to some extent fighting the tide. The tide and past experience suggests that Miskovic will do well to avoid being charged with something as Karic was.