Here are the photographs of Bojan Cvetkovic.

With help of internet service PimPamPum.net/bubblr, from photographs on flickr, it is possible to make graphic novels. Using that way, Dragan Milosevic made graphic novel with actual subject – Everybody wants the same thing – Happy New Year. “New year holidays and Santa Claus are the wishes of many people on this world. Let us be together the part of one world and many wishes. In hope that 2009. will bring beautiful days, hush dream and lots of joy to all children on the world, this slideshow will be in support of that. On the next day, Ljubisa Bojic held the class about sociology and web media. Students learned from him that conversation is basic life philosophy of a successful web journalist. “Support information flow by responding to every message. Energy must find its way in and out. Do not be afraid to say no. Publish everything online so other people can use it. Try to help everyone. You cannot expect achieving your goals without team spirit and mutual assistance. Web journalists are obliged to care about the truth. They need to show multiple perspectives arguing on the important issues for the society. Nothing comes easy. It would be boring that way. Handle your hard times well”, said Mr. Bojic. After this class, students of the school started organizing the front page of their sites using netvibes entablature. Here is the link to site of Zikica Zivkovic: http://www.netvibes.com/zikicazivkovic Report made by Dragana Bankovic

Some students wrote on their own blog pages their impressions about this photojournalism course.

Darko Nikolić wrote that if we want to sustain purpose topic with visually impressive details in web-journalism, it is necessarily that the internet inscriptions of an author are improved by good photographs.

“The story about photographs that “worth more than thousand words” begins with psychical and technical preparation. Only with necessary segments such as opportuneness, feeling for brightness and persistency, photograph can sublimate creation of web-journalist making his work more special, and considerable. The strength of good photography in journalism can be seen, if I manage to do that with my own quality, because it can really often replace thousands of words”.

Besides talking with Mr. Russell Gordon, students had a lesson to analyze economic situation of Serbia in relation to the countries in region. Gordana Erić observed that Serbia is most expensive of all countries created on the region of ex-SFRJ. The prices of basic life comestibles are among the highest in the region.

“The stand that Serbia is “wonderland”, come out with one more example. With fall of dinar currency, prices of home-made products have enlarged, which is normal thing. But, by periodical enlarge of dinar currency, which is the result of intervention of National bank of Serbia on interbank custom market, as well as by downfall of rock oil prices on world market, the prices in no case can “simmer down”.

The wave of new prices for basic needs in Serbia, Bojan Veličković called “tsunami”.
“The prices in Serbia are totally illogical. On one side, you have cheap market-place and Chinese wares for which you don`t have to pay taxes. On the other side, there are monopolists who represent different brands and collect impudently high taxes. Although our country is not far away from West speaking of shops with popular wares, they are selling it for unthinkable high prices which make us one of the most expensive countries in Europe”.

Žikica Živković realized that the period of transition changed customer’s consciousness.
“From one age of general poorness, we walked into the period with wealthy credit offer and improvement of personal standard. It started with purchasing household machines and cars. The psychology of spending money has transfused to rural region. Therefore, living in the cities is poorest in contrast to villages where there is no need for luxury and European way of handling money.

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Darko Nikolić choosed the first photography

Goran Necin took the second photography

Gordana Erić a commencé son rapport à la manière suivante:

Milica Stojković, célèbre peintre et joueuse de violon a présenté ses clips publicitaires à l’École de web journalisme qui a commencé son deuxième semestre dans l’Association des journalistes Serbes.

En intégrant les morceaux de musique des grands compositeurs et ces huiles sur toile, Madame Stojković réussissait souvent de créer les petits chefs-d’œuvre, les clips vidéo et musicaux qui étaient utilisés dans des buts publicitaires en fonction de l’annonce des évènements musicaux et des visites des artistes mondiaux, célèbre dans notre pays.

Miloš Kuks a expliqué comment Madame Stojković a commencé d’exprimer sa créativité.

Joueuse de violon, journaliste et peintre Milica Stojković a acheté son premier ordinateur il y a quatre ans. Elle pouvait passer même 20 heures par jour devant son écran faisant scanner ses dessins sur le disque dur. Quand le travail était complètement fini elle est passée à l’étape suivante. A partir des dessins scannés elle faisait des compositions au Photoshop créant comme on l’appelle aujourd’hui l’art digital.

Žikica Živković a enregistré la présentation de Milica. Il a décrit les activités principales de Milica.

Milica Stojković a présenté aux étudiants son savoir faire concernant les clips publicitaires pour des concerts et des évènements musicaux. Elle a découvert de petites choses qui l’aidaient de finir sa carrière avec le succès. Milica Stojković a continué à créer, maintenant elle le fait par la manière digital. Elle est la dame la plus agée qui utilise l’Internet en laissant des commentaires. A la fois, elle aide les jeunes gens à introduire une nouvelle catégorie dans le journalisme, la catégorie qui s’appelle blog.

Bojan Cvetković a montré l’autre partie de la créativité de Milica.

En cherchant les nouvelles formes de l’expression, Milica Stojković s’est associée aux communautés comme Facebook et LinkedIn montrant aux gens de son âge une des manière d’exprimer leur imagination et une des manières de transmettre leur énergie et expérience aux générations futures de jeunes gens.

Son grand voeu d’atteindre l’audience le plus possible, Milica Stojković a réalisé avec sa formation dans l’École de web journalisme.

Aujourd’hui, Milica Stojković est journaliste le plus âgée et le plus active en même temps.

Le rapport a été fait de la part de Dragana Banković

Gordana Erić started her report like this:

Milica Stojković, famous violinist and painter, presented her commercial videos in The School of Web Journalism, which started with second semester in Serbian Journalist Association.

Integrating musical parts of big compositors and her paintings in oil, Milica Stojković could manage frequently to create little master-pieces, musical and commercial videos, that were after used as publicity, announcement of musical events and visits of famous artists in our country.

Miloš Kuks explained how Milica’s creativity started:

Violinist, journalist and painter Milica Stojković bought four years ago her first computer. She was able to pass even 20 hours per day in front of the monitor putting her drawings by scanner on hard disk. After this step, with those drawings she made compositions in Photoshop making so called digital art.

Žikica Živković was recording Milica’s presentation. He explained what are Milica’s major activities.

Milica Stojković presented successfully to students her knowledge of making commercial videos for concerts and musical happenings. She discovered little things in her life experience that helped her to finish her career with success. Milica Stojković kept on creating but now she does it in digital mode. She is the oldest user of the Internet who gives comments and help young people to introduce new category of journalism, called blog.

Bojan Cvetković showed the other part of Milica’s creativity.

Searching for new forms of expression, Milica Stojković become the part of communities Facebook and LinkedIn showing to the people of her age one of the ways to express their imagination and one of the ways of transmitting their energy and experience to the young generation.
Her enormous wish to reach the audience as much as possible, Milica Stojković realized successfully with education in The School of Web Journalism.

Today, Milica Stojković is the oldest, very active web-journalist in Serbia.

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The School of Web Journalism had a special Saturday morning thanks to Mister Russell Gordon. Some students of The School wrote the report about this event.

Tijana Vlahovic started her report about Mr. Gordon’s presentation like this:

American photographer and reporter Russell Gordon had held the conference on December 6th within the scope of the School of Web Journalism on the subject “Media War – use and misuse of photography”.

Goran Necin presented Mr. Gordon, who worked in Asia, Africa and Europe and continued his report with this title:

WHEN PICTURE KILLS

The presentation had begun in a quiet ton and with visible excitement. Slide show rotated pictures of press cutting with some photographs made during the wars in BiH, Croatia and Kosovo, slowly returning all participants in attendance in the time that most of us want to forget.

Gordon precisely described every compromise photograph whereof some of them we already seen number of times in the press or on TV.

Dragan Milosevic wrote about the biggest success of Mr. Gordon with the following words:

He personally believes that it is a big success for him having opportunity to show this presentation in 2005. in Washington, on the conference about strategic issues. On this conference were present spokesmen of assurance department from 24 countries. As he said, among them were many spokesmen which were policy-makers of situations that presentation is directly telling about.

Katarina Jovanovic wrote about Mr. Gordon’s reasons to defend Serbian people in the world:

Alone against everybody

Mr. Russell Gordon’s wish to protect and bring out the truth about Serbs is bigger that the wishes of Serbs themselves. Considering the fact that he had never doubted his ideas, he tried to realize many of them, but no one helped him, not even the Serbian government. On the basis of that fact, during the presentation Russell was coming back on this idea – whenever you go against someone, you will realize that you are alone.

Darko Nikolic wrote about Mr. Gordon`s sacrifices:
Mr. Gordon sacrifice is not small. The world career was waiting for him and life full of luxury. He decided to throw off that possibility and to turn over to the truth. To Serbs, whoever they really are.

Report made by Dragana Bankovic