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The Montenegrin Parliament adopted the amended version of the Law on Public Broadcasting Service which significantly changes the way the national public broadcaster Radio Televizija CRNE GORE (RTCG) will be financed. According to these amendments passed by the national parliament in December 2008, a fixed amount of 1.2 % of the annual budget of Montenegro will be redirected to fund the core activities of the radio and television of Montenegro (Article 16). After the country’s main telecommunications operator stopped collecting the license fees for the national public broadcaster in August 2007,...

The Montenegrin Government founded a new Ministry of Information Society, the main task of which is to improve the use of modern information and communication technologies. According to the amendments to the Regulation on the Organisation and Functioning of the State Administration adopted on 11 December 2008, the new Ministry replaces the existing Secretariat for Development. The latter was, apart from taking care of the drafting, implementation and monitoring of national and regional development strategies, in charge of developing and maintaining the information system of the State administration...

The South Eastern Europe Cinema Network (SEE) was set up in 2000 on the initiative of the Greek Film Centre (a state-owned organisation attached to the Greek Ministry of Culture). It promotes and supports the national film industry of eleven Southeast European states (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Croatia, “the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovenia, Turkey, Cyprus). The aim is to provide support for the development, production and advertising of the member states’ films both within and outside the network. A support fund for co-productions...