Diplomats show support during visit to B92

I suspect they'll simply ignore it, as they do with all other inconvenient truths.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 11:15)
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Just curious, do you work or are you affiliated with B92?

I would love to see b92 do some real journalist investigation on Gorazhdevac murder case were kids were murdered, while going for swim at the river.

This presents an interesting conundrum for that Roberto and all his "Miloshevic lies" friends down in Kosmet. What are these international luminaries doing visiting B92?

I suspect they'll simply ignore it, as they do with all other inconvenient truths.

Certainly not, they couldn't afford me. To be honest, I'm ambivalent about B92 - as an organisation it's rather too self-satisfied for my taste, and I never met anyone one the cultural side who I liked. The point I was trying to make here is about the intellectual bankruptcy of the "ultras", in this case Roberto and his slow-witted Alb followers, who will still no doubt find ways to convince themselves that B92 is being run by Obraz, simply because it reports things that don't tally with their skewed worldview. Media that only tell you what you want to hear are not only pointless but potentially harmful and it would be good to see more people wake up to that fact.

So keep up the good-ish work B92, 6.5/10.

The various diplomats said free media is the foundation of the modern state? I think that's code for "corporate media- B92- is the foundation of the modern neoliberal state".

The point I was trying to make here is about the intellectual bankruptcy of the "ultras", in this case Roberto and his slow-witted Alb followers, who will still no doubt find ways to convince themselves that B92 is being run by Obraz, simply because it reports things that don't tally with their skewed worldview.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 14:42)

"Roberto" is a pretty complex thing, an example how someone with good intents goes totally off because of own limitations - and these limitations aren't because someone is "stupid". We have here quite a nice collection of things - beginning with Stockholm and ending with teacher syndrome.

But I guess the result counts and it's not impressive.

So keep up the good-ish work B92, 6.5/10.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 14:42)

I think they could do better to smoothen the Serbian-Albanian conflict. Sometimes I feel the commercial point of view (readership, etc) prevails. Quite a few comments shouldn't be published. Also, not sure, what the essays made by SS Stormfront acht-und-achtzige Division Standartenführer from New York have to do with any of the topics... but they surface once in a while.

This presents an interesting conundrum for that Roberto and all his "Miloshevic lies" friends down in Kosmet. What are these international luminaries doing visiting B92?

I suspect they'll simply ignore it, as they do with all other inconvenient truths.

I would love to see b92 do some real journalist investigation on Gorazhdevac murder case were kids were murdered, while going for swim at the river.

I suspect they'll simply ignore it, as they do with all other inconvenient truths.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 11:15)
--
Just curious, do you work or are you affiliated with B92?

The various diplomats said free media is the foundation of the modern state? I think that's code for "corporate media- B92- is the foundation of the modern neoliberal state".

Certainly not, they couldn't afford me. To be honest, I'm ambivalent about B92 - as an organisation it's rather too self-satisfied for my taste, and I never met anyone one the cultural side who I liked. The point I was trying to make here is about the intellectual bankruptcy of the "ultras", in this case Roberto and his slow-witted Alb followers, who will still no doubt find ways to convince themselves that B92 is being run by Obraz, simply because it reports things that don't tally with their skewed worldview. Media that only tell you what you want to hear are not only pointless but potentially harmful and it would be good to see more people wake up to that fact.

So keep up the good-ish work B92, 6.5/10.

The point I was trying to make here is about the intellectual bankruptcy of the "ultras", in this case Roberto and his slow-witted Alb followers, who will still no doubt find ways to convince themselves that B92 is being run by Obraz, simply because it reports things that don't tally with their skewed worldview.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 14:42)

"Roberto" is a pretty complex thing, an example how someone with good intents goes totally off because of own limitations - and these limitations aren't because someone is "stupid". We have here quite a nice collection of things - beginning with Stockholm and ending with teacher syndrome.

But I guess the result counts and it's not impressive.

So keep up the good-ish work B92, 6.5/10.
(Milos Obilic, 9 March 2011 14:42)

I think they could do better to smoothen the Serbian-Albanian conflict. Sometimes I feel the commercial point of view (readership, etc) prevails. Quite a few comments shouldn't be published. Also, not sure, what the essays made by SS Stormfront acht-und-achtzige Division Standartenführer from New York have to do with any of the topics... but they surface once in a while.