BIRODI: Vucic received 67 hours in central news shows in the first four months of the year
BIRODI said that from January 1 to April 30, Aleksandar Vucic appeared for 67 hours in the central news programs of seven TV stations, including five national-frequency broadcasters, N1 and Nova. According to the monitoring, 57% of coverage was positive, 23% negative and 18.8% neutral; the Serbian government received just over 50 hours in total, while Prime Minister Djuro Macut was, in BIRODI's assessment, almost invisible.
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BIRODI: Vucic was in central news shows for 67 hours in the first four months, Macut invisible
N1 relays BIRODI's monitoring: from January 1 to April 30, President Aleksandar Vucic was present for 67 hours in central news programs on seven TV stations - five national-frequency broadcasters, N1 and Nova. BIRODI says 57% of portrayals were positive, 23% negative and 18.8% neutral. The Serbian government received just over 50 hours in total, and BIRODI executive director Zoran Gavrilovic said Prime Minister Djuro Macut was almost invisible.
BIRODI: Vucic was in central news shows for 67 hours in the first four months, Macut invisible
Danas also publishes BIRODI's figures on Vucic's 67 hours of presence in central news programs from January 1 to April 30 and on the Serbian government's total of just over 50 hours. The article gives the same portrayal shares - 57% positive, 23% negative and 18.8% neutral - and Zoran Gavrilovic's statement that Prime Minister Djuro Macut was almost invisible.