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Da li novinari žele da budu slobodni

Republika - Paradoksalno je, ali čini mi se da je za vreme socijalizma novinarstvo više pokušavalo da se osamostali i dostigne viši profesionalni nivo nego sada, rekao je nekadašnji glavni i odgovorni urednik Studenta, sociolog Alija Hodžić. Novine su sada oglasni prostor, one prate slavne osobe, pevače i manekene, ima i besplatnih novina jer se finansiraju od oglasa; to je potpuno obesmišljen novinarski posao, sve se rasulo bez ikakvog nastojanja da se nešto postigne. Ponekad izbije neki skandal, pa se javi novinarsko udruženje da podseti na civilizacijske norme, ocenio je stanje u Hrvatskoj Alija Hodžić.

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