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CineStar TV 1. CineStar Fantasy. CineStar Action. CineStar TV 2. Pink Western. Nova Sport HD. SK 1 HD. SK 2 HD. SK 3 HD. SK 4K. SK HD. SK Golf HD. SK Fight. Eurosport 1 HD. Eurosport 2 HD. Eurosport 4K. SK Esports HD. Pikaboo HD. Disney Channel. Cartoon Network. Pink Kids. Disney Junior.

Nick Jr. IDJ Kids. National Geographic HD. Discovery HD. History HD. Viasat Explore HD. Lov i Ribolov. Animal Planet HD. Viasat Nature HD. Viasat History HD. ID HD. CBS Reality.

FTV HD. Travel Channel. Travel Channel HD. Grand 2. K::CN 2. K::CN 3. Pink Music. CMC TV. Trace Urban HD. BBC World News. RT News HD. Euronews HD. Al Jazeera Balkans HD. CCTV 4. Rai Uno. Mediaset Italia. At the same time, Serbia is accused of blacklisting SBB as an undesirable investor for no other reason than the government not selling the fourth mobile telephony licence to this company.

He proceeded to accuse Serbia's state institutions of "framing SBB as an undesirable investor" because of the alleged refusal on the part of the Serbian government to allow SBB to invest in mobile telephony although such a call for bids had never been issued.

The fourth operator-cum-saviour was none other than SBB, which shares its owner with the above television channels and which has gained quite a reputation by making hundreds of thousands of its users "happy" in the area of cable television by catching them in its net using lasso-style business practices, and not free competition and free consumer choice.

Despite their rich experience in curbing free competition — an activity that their owner had engaged in during what was a brutal primitive accumulation of capital — these television channels published the information that "Serbian economists agree that a fourth operator entering the mobile telephony market would enhance market competition.

In order to mask somewhat the bias and the basic goal of protecting the Group owner's private interests, it was necessary to package the entire story as alleged concern over consumer interest. Following the clear guidelines for where to deploy the media cudgel, the Danas daily added to the mixture an unprofessional and biased story on the allegedly steep prices of mobile telephony in Serbia. In a bizarrely skewed investigation, Danas obtained "opinions" from anonymous experts to the effect that the citizens of Serbia spend five percent of their earnings on mobile operator services.

This, according to the conclusions of the author of the article, was far above the other countries of the region. Why mobile telephony was selected as a parameter, and not, for example, cable or internet provider expenses, was not made clear by the Danas editorial staff. However, the Serbian public was alerted to something purportedly being off in the mobile telephony market by alleged experts, who did not dare put their name to these opinions.

Although in the beginning many people were unclear as to what was behind this story, the answer came on the very same day — when the website Nova.

Using Telekom management's decision to increase the prices of their services by 6. By so doing, they demonstrated yet again in practice that the point of their existence is not timely and objective reporting for the benefit of the public, but solely the fight for the private interests of the controversial Serbian euro-billionaire.