18. 12. 2007 | »Enron« »Enron« is logical sequel of the book Rogues file. The main golden thread of this book is the current condition of Slovenian society without prospects, incorporated in three chapters: on media and publics, on Slovenian sense for genocide and consequently poor condition of mentality as well as on politics and economy, which in the fact is a plain harlotry. Slovenia, a former republic of ex-Yugoslavia, seems in 21st century to be a state without a future. |
13. 10. 2006 |
Rogues file
Rogues are persons trading with information and representing the system crux of media qualifications and disqualifications. They can be found everywhere: in politics, economy, journalism ... Their power was till recently immense, as through connections they easily achieved goals, which they would never have obtained with honourable work, yet nobody dared to even touch upon their intolerable goings-on. The book Rogues File reveals individual cases of media manipulation, planned and wilful motivated media lynching and inadmissible censorships; it also illuminates the fustiness of Slovenian »society«, still being dominated by obscure communist mentality. Yet this time the author, who also proved herself in the role of undercover police assistant, does not serve tears but irony and anger. | |
16. 03. 2006 | Operation Direkt The book represents a short, yet tempestuous path of Direkt's journalist - now already decayed Slovenian tabloid -, who found her occupation at Direkt as an idealist, wishing to unveil the filth of Slovenian society, however she realized, that exactly Direkt is one of the main Slovenian dung formations' producers and is serving as a propagandist tools to very those, who are to be most afraid of research journalism. The book gives you an insight into journalist's metamorphosis from a Direkt's loyal soldier to the rebel with reason, into psychological damage brought to the employees and readers by the yellow press, into so called 'udba' (Udba - the former state security service) methods of yellow press editors and journalists and into people directing the Direkt's tenor from the back and to derision of journalistic freedom. The book gives you a fascinating reading, being written for the reader to devour pages as they come along. |
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