HRT media spending and Montenegrin cultural honors

Recent reports highlight significant media expenditures by Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT) for various author-led projects. Goran Milić’s series ‘What’s up Kina’ is the most expensive, with HRT contracting eight 52-minute episodes for a total of 331,886.20 euros. Saša Šekoranja’s project, ‘Savršena mjesta sa Sašom Šekoranjom’, follows closely with a total contract of 307,909.10 euros for seven 45-minute episodes. Robert Knjaz’s series ‘Knjaza kod Vatrenih’ was notably more cost-effective, with HRT paying approximately 142,884 euros for six 26-minute episodes in 2022.

In Montenegro, an author's evening was held at the Hotel Jugoslavija to honor the work of Dr. Radomir Rašo Milović. Speakers discussed his extensive literary and scientific contributions, which span history, archaeology, and ethnology, with a particular focus on the Banjani region and Montenegrin heritage. His published works exceed 7,000 pages, covering diverse fields including electrical engineering and editorial work.