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IVAN RADOVANOVIC

Borned 1961 in Belgrade, graduated the Law school on Belgrade University. He worked as co-worker in Belgrade’s section of “Politika” and arrived on the “black list” of Politika (got a prohibition for publishing articles),because he was refuse to work for regime of Slobodan Milosevic.

In 1989 he started to work for daily journal “Borba” and worked as war reporter from all former Yugoslavia.He reported from all important opposition meetings and became the chief of Borba’s team for following the work of opposition partys. Worked as reporter for weekly journal “Vreme” as war reporter from Sarajevo and continued to follow work of Serbian opposition.

In 1996, he started to work for daily journal”Dnevni Telegraf”,wich founder and chief editor was Slavko Curuvija,as substitute of chief editor. After a year, he became a substitute of chief editor in weekly journal “Evropljanin”.

In 1999, started to work for IREX in Sarejevo as instructor of journalists and chief editor of Sarajevo’s daily journal “Vecernje novosti”.

In October he published his first book “Nista” in a edition of Stubovi kulture. Year later, he asked to be a media’s consulting instructor for UN in Gracanica. In September he edit news on site of Media center.

In October he published his second book”Kratka istorija zivota u mrtvom gradu” again in edition of Stubovi kulture. In December as co-writer he published a book “5 October 24 sata prevrata” in edition of Media center