The self-governing syndicate of news and media workers in Macedonia has expressed significant concern regarding the process of information management emanating from the Vlatada system. The syndicate stated that it perceives a systematic pattern where the dissemination of news deviates from objective reporting, thereby limiting public access to information of genuine interest. In a recent statement, the SCM referenced previous instances, noting that the Vlatada’s approach to news dissemination has been characterized by selectivity.
The organization emphasized the necessity for transparent communication grounded in verifiable truth. According to the SCM, the media profession cannot afford to operate without clear answers or accountability, arguing that the flow of news cannot be managed without a structured response. Journalists, the syndicate argued, require environments where they can properly verify the information they report.
They expressed concern that press conferences are increasingly transforming into one-sided monologues, leaving insufficient space for genuine dialogue or rebuttal. Furthermore, the SCM highlighted the expectation that the Vlatada’s public relations service should maintain a comprehensive mandate, ensuring that every significant piece of news receives a formal and substantive response. The syndicate stressed that the integrity of the news cycle depends on open channels of communication.
These concerns underscore a growing professional desire for reliable, balanced, and comprehensive dissemination of information across all media platforms.
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