ANN confirms editors of Danas and Nova will remain in their posts
Translated from Serbian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Adria News Network confirmed that Dragoljub Draลพa Petroviฤ and Ranko Pivljanin will remain editors-in-chief of Danas and Nova.
- Aleksandra Mitiฤ was reappointed to oversee administration and finance.
- ANN said both newspapers would operate independently and follow high journalistic standards during the organizational transition.
The editors of Serbian newspapers Danas and Nova will keep their posts during an organizational transition, Adria News Network announced.
Pedro Vargas David and Brent Sadler confirmed the decision at a meeting held at the Danas offices in Belgrade. Dragoljub Draลพa Petroviฤ will remain editor-in-chief of Danas, while Ranko Pivljanin will continue to lead Nova.
In this period of organizational transition, both newsrooms received direct confirmation at the meeting that their editors would remain in their positions and continue to be responsible for editorial content and daily decision-making.
Aleksandra Mitiฤ, the daughter of the late Duลกan Mitroviฤ, one of Danasโs founders, was also reappointed. She will remain responsible for administration and finance.
ANN said both editorial teams had received direct confirmation that their editors would continue overseeing editorial content and daily decisions. Vargas David described Danas as โa historic brand on Serbiaโs media scene and a valuable part of our portfolio.โ He said the media organizations would work independently and observe high journalistic standards, adding that ANN looked forward to building a stable and sustainable future with the editorial teams.
Danas is a historic brand on Serbiaโs media scene and a valuable part of our portfolio. Like all our media organizations, it will operate independently and respect high journalistic standards. We look forward to working with the editorial teams to build a stable and sustainable future for Danas.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.