Mirjana Bačkonja - Born 1992, student of journalism at Belgrade University.
Besides her studies, regularly attends professional practice in the SAT Media Group.
Joined the House of Good News to spread good and optimistic news.
Loves music and dance, because they join people and make them happy, while
reading fulfils her, because books are always people's best friends.
PALIĆ – Like most of the people who live from the internet, I began working quite early, and was a freelancer in secondary school and worked for excellent agencies, says the young Rade Joksimović, who at an early age age decided to do something that was unthinkable to everyone – he quit his job.
BELGRADE – A writer, lawyer and holder of a PhD in Chinese law, a polyglot and licensed translator and tourist guide, associate of the Geographical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, an ambassador of the Serbian Bibliographic Society, a philatelist and numismatist, a Renaissance personality which the media have described as Serbia’s biggest travel writer – these are the characteristics and achievements of a mysterious and very interesting figure, Viktor Lazić.
NOVI SAD – The Krstić family moved to Novi Sad from the district of Bačka early in the 18th century. The family’s history begins at a moment when three brothers created an entire tribe of 42 Krstić houses in a row, in the village of Klis near Temerin. The family, which people say is older than Novi Sad, has had some illustrious members. A famous football player, a bishop and Branislav ‘Bane’ Krstić – singer and founder of Garavi sokak (literally, a ‘Dusty Lane’).
BELGRADE – Boris Malagurski, a young film director, screenwriter, producer and editor whom the local media have called Serbia’s Michael Moore, has produced his seventh documentary, this time about the Serbian capital, Belgrade, which is the first feature film about Belgrade and will have its premiere at the Sava Centre on 19 October.
