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Serbian media takeover raises concerns about changes to editorial policy

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić

ZAGREB, 18 Aug (Hina) - The Portuguese company Alpac Capital's takeover of several Serbian media outlets, including N1 and Nova TV, Nova.rs, Danas and Radar, has raised concerns that part of Serbia's media market not under government influence could be brought under control.

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