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[EuroDig Interview] Maja Rakovic, Serbia

Maja Rakovic is from Serbia and studied literature (BA, Faculty of Philology, Belgrade) and journalism (MA, University of Westminster, London, UK). She worked as a broadcast journalist for two Serbian televisions, Politika and B92; currently, working as a media adviser for the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, dealing mostly with media policy, media projects and international relations.

Maja is part of the team who will join the EuroDig in Geneva next week and accepted… Continue

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