>>>>No. In their case, you could only publish what the government wanted.
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>>>Now replace "government" with "one of the parties" or "corporations who pay for ads on our pages" and you get the warm fuzzy sense of how deeply independent the press is :).
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>>You could buy your own newspaper... :o) Or start radio free Dragan... (I don't think anyone could pronounce it if you used your last name) :o)
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>His last name isn't hard to pronounce, once you know how. It's only hard when you look at how it's spelled. IIRC, it's approximately "ned - ell - KYO -- vitch."

Ne-DELL-ko-vich, the ll being the ll in William or tortilla or gli in Tartraglia, Togliatti etc.

My country being sort of popular this week, it's amazing how even those who learn to pronounce the few odd consonants still can't get accent right: it's SA-ra-ye-vo, SRE-bre-ni-tsa... and specially the women's names: MA-ri-ya, EE-va-na, MI-li-tsa, YO-van-ka. Pronouncing them with an accent shifted to penultimate syllable would make one sound like an upper Morava redneck (well only if everything else was pronounced right, like R properly hard, all vowels straight with no diphthongs etc ;).