Danas is a daily newspaper published in Serbia; its name in Serbian (Данас) means today. Danas was established in mid-1997 after a group of discontented journalists from the Naša borba newspaper walked out after getting into a conflict with the paper's new private majority owner. The first issue of Danas appeared on June 9, 1997. Right from the start the paper employed a strong independent editorial policy with respect to Milosevic's regime.
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- Danas is a daily newspaper published in Serbia; its name in Serbian (Данас) means today. Danas was established in mid-1997 after a group of discontented journalists from the Naša borba newspaper walked out after getting into a conflict with the paper's new private majority owner. The first issue of Danas appeared on June 9, 1997. Right from the start the paper employed a strong independent editorial policy with respect to Milosevic's regime. Because of open reporting and uncensored coverage on issues and events plaguing Yugoslav and Serbian society in the late 1990s, the paper often found itself targeted by Serbian authorities. Danas was one of the three newspapers to be banned by governmental decree on October 14, 1998 for "spreading fear and defeatism" at a time when NATO bombing of FR Yugoslavia seemed a distinct possibility. As the threat of bombing went away (for a few months anyway), the ban was lifted on October 20, 1998, only to be replaced by a piece of legislation called the Information Law. Under that law, Danas was fined severely and on numerous occasions. The paper's day-to-day operations were often under threat of shutting down until the regime was finally overthrown on October the 5th. In the period since the regime change, Danas has been one of the rare Serbian newspapers (or Serbian media outlets in general, for that matter) to ignore the commercial temptations of yellow journalism. Its circulation has been continually in decline. Most of the foreign investors in Serbian media market have been avoiding it. Today, Danas is a left-oriented media, promoting issues related to former Yugoslavia, social-democracy and European integrations. It is among rare media supporters of Serbian NGO activities towards human rights and minorities protection. The paper is published and managed by an entity called Dan Graf d.o.o. - a limited liabilty company based in Belgrade. The company's ownership is shared by 13 individuals: Grujica Spasović (13.39%), Dušan Mitrović (13.39%), Radomir Ličina (11.83%), Zdravko Huber (10.94%), Milan Jauković (9.82%), Vesna Ninković (9.03%), Radivoj Cvetićanin (7.19%), Aleksandar Nikašinović (5.46%), etc...
- Danas (dt. Heute) ist der Name einer Tageszeitung, die in täglich in Serbien erscheint. Die erste Ausgabe von Danas erschien am 9. Juni 1997. Seit Beginn, wurde redaktionell auf eine unabhängige Berichterstattungspolitik wert gelegt, jedoch mit Rücksicht auf das Regime von Slobodan Milošević. Durch die offene und unzensierte Berichterstattung von Ereignissen in Serbien und Montenegro stand die Zeitung im Visier der serbischen Behörden. Am 14. Oktober 1998 wurde Danas zusammen mit zwei weiteren Nachrichtenzeitungen von der Regierung bis auf weiteres mit einem Schreibverbot verhängt. Die Begründung lautete „wegen Angstschürerei und Miesmachung“. Das Verbot wurde verhängt als die NATO die Möglichkeit einer Bombardierung von Jugoslawien öffentlich in Erwägung zog. Am 20. Oktober 1998 wurde das Verbot zwar wieder aufgehoben, jedoch nur um durch eine neue drakonische Gesetzgebung, damals „Informationsgesetz“ genannt, ersetzt zu werden. Unter diesem neuen Gesetz wurde Danas mehrmals mit Bußgeldstrafen belegt. Hierdurch bedingt kam es zu ernsthaften Überlegungen die Zeitung einzustellen, welche nicht in die Tat umgesetzt wurden.
- Danas, en serbe cyrillique Данас("aujourd'hui"), est un quotidien serbe publié à Belgrade. Il a paru pour la première fois le 9 juin 1997.
- ダナス（セルビア語:Данас / Danas）は、セルビアの日刊紙である。その名前はセルビア語で「今日」を意味する。 ダナスは1997年中ごろに、ナシャ・ボルバ（Naša borba）のジャーナリストらが、その新しい民間の過半所有者との対立によって同紙を離脱して結成された。ダナスの第1号は1997年6月9日に発行された。 創刊当初、ダナスは強い独立志向とスロボダン・ミロシェヴィッチ体制を是認する姿勢を取った。同紙は開かれた報道姿勢と、1990年代後半のユーゴスラビア連邦共和国やセルビアの社会的難題に関する忌憚のない報道により、セルビアの当局者からしばしば標的にされたとしている。 ダナスは1998年10月14日、北大西洋条約機構（NATO）によるユーゴスラビア連邦空爆が現実味を増していた時期に、ドネヴニ・テレグラフ（Dnevni telegraf）、ナシャ・ボルバと共に「恐怖と敗北主義を流布した」ものとして政府の命令により発禁処分を受けた。空爆の危機が弱まったと見られた10月20日、発禁処分は解除され、別の情報統制の法が導入された。この法によって、ダナスはその後もたびたび罰則の適用を受けた。同紙の毎日の新聞発行はたびたび廃刊の危機に晒され、ミロシェヴィッチ政権が打倒される2000年10月5日の「ブルドーザー革命」まで続いた。 ミロシェヴィッチ体制が崩壊した後、ダナスは、セルビアでは数少ない、商業主義的なイエロー・ジャーナリズムへの傾倒をしないメディアの一つとなった。その発行部数は低下を続け、セルビアのメディア市場への外国投資家から避けられるようになった。 ダナスは左派志向のメディアとなり、旧ユーゴスラビア地域、社会民主主義や欧州統合に関する話題を主に取り扱っている。セルビアの人権や少数者保護を推進するNGOを支持する数少ないメディアである。 ダナスはベオグラードを拠点とする有限責任会社Dan Graf d.o.o. によって経営されている。この会社の株主は13人の個人から成り、グルイツァ・スパソヴィッチ（Grujica Spasović、13.39%）、ドゥシャン・ミトロヴィッチ（Dušan Mitrović、13.39%）、ラドミル・リチナ（Radomir Ličina、11.83%）、ズドラヴコ・フベル（Zdravko Huber、10.94%）、ミラン・ヤンコヴィッチ（Milan Jauković、9.82%）、ヴェスナ・ニンコヴィッチ（Vesna Ninković、9.03%）、ラディヴォイ・ツヴェティチャニン（7.19%）、アレクサンダル・ニカシノヴィッチ（Aleksandar Nikašinović、5.46%）等の株主がいる。
- Danas er en dagsavis (navnet betyr i dag på norsk) som publiseres i Beograd. Den første avisen ble utgitt 9. juni 1997. Alt fra starten bemerket de seg som en avis som var uavhengig av den daværende Milošević-regjeringen. Som følge av usensurert dekking av flere hendelser som satte regimet i et dårlig lys, ble de raskt et mål for regjeringen. Danas var en av tre aviser som ble bannlyst av regjeringen 14. oktober 1998 for «å spre frykt og nederlag» i en periode der det var sannsynlig at NATO ville begynne sin bombing av Jugoslavia. Litt senere da trusselen var over ble forbudet mot de tre avisene opphevet, men en lov ble innført som sterkt reduserte avisenes frihet. Mens denne loven var aktiv ble avisen bøtelagt ved flere anledninger. I perioden etter regimets fall ble Danas en av de få serbiske avisene som ikke falt for fristelsen og ignorerte den utbredte formen for tabloidjournalistikk. I dag fremstår avisen som en venstreorientert avis som hovedsakelig skriver om temaer som omhandler tidligere Jugoslavia, sosialdemokrati og europeisk integrering. Avisen er en av de få støttespillerne til serbiske uavhengige organisasjoner som jobber for menneskerettigheter og beskyttelse av minoriteter.
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- Danas is a daily newspaper published in Serbia; its name in Serbian (Данас) means today. Danas was established in mid-1997 after a group of discontented journalists from the Naša borba newspaper walked out after getting into a conflict with the paper's new private majority owner. The first issue of Danas appeared on June 9, 1997. Right from the start the paper employed a strong independent editorial policy with respect to Milosevic's regime.
- Danas (dt. Heute) ist der Name einer Tageszeitung, die in täglich in Serbien erscheint. Die erste Ausgabe von Danas erschien am 9. Juni 1997. Seit Beginn, wurde redaktionell auf eine unabhängige Berichterstattungspolitik wert gelegt, jedoch mit Rücksicht auf das Regime von Slobodan Milošević. Durch die offene und unzensierte Berichterstattung von Ereignissen in Serbien und Montenegro stand die Zeitung im Visier der serbischen Behörden. Am 14.
- Danas, en serbe cyrillique Данас("aujourd'hui"), est un quotidien serbe publié à Belgrade. Il a paru pour la première fois le 9 juin 1997.
- Danas er en dagsavis (navnet betyr i dag på norsk) som publiseres i Beograd. Den første avisen ble utgitt 9. juni 1997. Alt fra starten bemerket de seg som en avis som var uavhengig av den daværende Milošević-regjeringen. Som følge av usensurert dekking av flere hendelser som satte regimet i et dårlig lys, ble de raskt et mål for regjeringen. Danas var en av tre aviser som ble bannlyst av regjeringen 14.
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