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Lista 150 Novinara Za 2019. Godinu 1. Frenki Laušić Jutarnji List/Slobodna Lista 150 novinara za 2019. godinu 1. Frenki Laušić Jutarnji list/Slobodna Dalmacija 10036 2. Jagoda Marić Novi list 8896 3. Dražen Ciglenečki Novi list 7445 4. Marina Šunjerga Večernji list 6724 5. Tihana Tomičić Novi list 5816 6. Goran Penić Jutarnji list 4954 7. Ljerka Bratonja Martinović Novi list 4911 8. Ivan Pandžić 24 sata 4788 9. Tomislav Pili Poslovni dnevnik 4611 10. Iva Puljić Šego Večernji list 4382 11. Bojana Mrvoš Pavić Novi list/24 sata 4334 12. Ivanka Toma Jutarnji list 4263 13. Ljubica Gatarić Večernji list 4244 14. Valentina Wiesner Večernji list 4080 15. Marina Klepo Jutarnji list 3943 16. Iva Boban Valečić Večernji list 3925 17. Bernard Ivezić Poslovni dnevnik 3726 18. Tihomir Ponoš Novi list 3681 19. Zdenko Duka Novi list 3672 20. Aneli Dragojević Mijatović Novi list 3664 21. Robert Bajruši Jutarnji list 3651 22. Branko Podgornik Novi list 3624 23. Ana Blašković Poslovni dnevnik 3541 24. Zrinka Vrabec Mojzeš Nacional 3488 25. Orjana Antešić Novi list 3285 26. Darko Bičak Poslovni dnevnik 3242 27. Jolanda Rak Šajn Večernji list 3209 28. Dubravko Grakalić Glas Istre 3188 29. Edi Prodan Novi list 3178 30. Tomislav Krasnec Večernji list 3166 31. Jadranka Dozan Poslovni dnevnik 3110 32. Boris Rašeta 24 sata 3043 33. Adriano Milovan Jutarnji list 3038 34. Zlatko Crnčec Novi list 2976 35. Marinko Glavan Novi list 2930 36. Danijela Bašić Palković Glas Istre 2923 37. Krešimir Žabec Jutarnji list 2877 38. Ivica Beti Večernji list 2841 39. Marija Crnjak Poslovni dnevnik 2839 40. Željka Godeč Jutarnji list 2787 41. Marija Brnić Poslovni dnevnik 2763 42. Gordana Grgas Jutarnji list 2740 43. Dora Koretić Jutarnji list 2704 44. Vedran Marjanović Slobodna Dalmacija/Jutarnji list 2703 45. Jasmina Trstenjak Jutarnji list 2668 46. Igor Bošnjak Glas Slavonije 2662 47. Mateja Šobak Večernji list 2623 48. Boris Pavelić Novi list 2596 49. Suzana Lepan Štefančić Večernji list 2582 50. Željka Laslavić Lider 2578 51. Sandra Veljković Večernji list 2577 52. Lucija Špiljak Poslovni dnevnik 2566 53. Igor Mikulić Glas Slavonije 2545 54. Siniša Pavić Novi list 2527 55. Jozo Vrdoljak Jutarnji list/Globus/Privredni.hr 2525 56. Ingrid Šestan Kučić Novi list 2494 57. Marina Karlović Sabolić Slobodna Dalmacija 2491 58. Petra Maretić Žonja Večernji list 2487 59. Josip Bohutinski Večernji list 2471 60. Denis Romac Novi list/Večernji list 2469 61. Dario Kuštro Glas Slavonije 2458 62. Tea Romić Večernji list 2454 63. Rozita Vuković Jutarnji list 2442 64. Milan Pavlović Glas Istre 2403 65. Alenka Juričić Bukarica Novi list 2385 66. Tin Bašić Lider 2378 67. Goranka Jureško Jutarnji list 2360 68. Augustin Palokaj Jutarnji list 2334 69. Ivica Marković Slobodna Dalmacija 2331 70. Marinko Krmpotić Novi list 2291 71. Slavica Vuković Večernji list 2289 72. Romana Kovačević Barišić Večernji list 2267 73. Damir Cupać Novi list 2264 74. Viktor Vresnik Jutarnji list 2245 75. Marko Špoljar Jutarnji list 2237 76. Dijana Pavlović Glas Slavonije 2209 77. Tanja Ivančić Večernji list 2207 78. Ivana Rimac Lesički Večernji list 2169 79. Zdenka Rupčić Glas Slavonije 2163 80. Sandra Carić Herceg Nacional 2130 81. Vedran Balen Večernji list 2127 82. Zoran Vitas Večernji list 2125 83. Gabrijela Bijelić Slobodna Dalmacija 2124 84. Barbara Čalušić Novi list 2090 85. Mladen Trinajstić Novi list 2080 86. Mirela Lilek Jutarnji list 2068 87. Edis Felić Lider 2060 88. Marinko Jurasić Večernji list 2053 89. Branimir Bradarić Večernji list 2006 90. Saša Paparella Poslovni dnevnik 1999 91. Anita Belak Krile Slobodna Dalmacija 1987 92. Andrea Bralić Novi list 1981 93. Branko Mijić Novi list 1971 94. Snježana Krnetić 24 sata 1955 95. Lana Kovačević Večernji list 1939 96. Snježana Bičak Večernji list 1928 97. Marijana Cvrtila Slobodna Dalmacija 1926 98. Suzana Varošanec Poslovni dnevnik 1926 99. Davor Ivanković Večernji list 1903 100. Sanja Stapić Slobodna Dalmacija 1882 101. Barbara Ban Jutarnji list 1851 102. Dražen Tomić ictbusiness.info 1833 103. Marija Lešić Omerović Glas Slavonije 1821 104. Siniša Malus seebiz 1812 105. Jurica Körbler Jutarnji list/Glas Istre 1788 106. Tomislav Mamić Jutarnji list 1785 107. Željko Petrušić Jutarnji list 1783 108. Ivana Jakelić Večernji list 1769 109. Linda Perić Slobodna Dalmacija 1766 110. Božidar Komarić racunalo.com 1765 111. Petra Balija Večernji list 1762 112. Stanislav Soldo Slobodna Dalmacija 1759 113. Hana Ivković Večernji list 1753 114. Radmila Kovačević Večernji list 1753 115. Kim Cuculić Novi list 1722 116. Kata Pranić Lider 1707 117. Nikola Patković Jutarnji list 1684 118. Renata Rašović Večernji list 1673 119. Boris Bilas Nacional 1642 120. Danijel Prerad Večernji list 1633 121. Matija Boltižar Jutarnji list 1630 122. Nataša Car Novi list 1630 123. Branko Biočić Glas Istre 1621 124. Sanja Modrić Novi list/Telegram 1619 125. Duška Palibrk Glas Istre 1613 126. Nefreteta Zekić Eberhard Glas Slavonije 1601 127. Goran Čičin Mašansker Sportske novosti/Glas Podravine 1595 128. Mirjana Vermezović Ivanović Glas Istre 1575 129. Milan Ivkošić Večernji list 1575 130. Ružica Mikačić Slobodna Dalmacija 1575 131. Sanja Gašpert Novi list 1573 132. Gojko Drljača Jutarnji list 1571 133. Dragan Đurić Nacional 1570 134. Vanesa Begić Glas Istre 1552 135. Chiara Bilić Glas Istre 1547 136. Orhideja Gaura Hodak Nacional 1539 137. Gordana Čalić Šverko Glas Istre 1529 138. Ljubica Vuko Slobodna Dalmacija 1526 139. Vanja Figenwald Lider 1524 140. Kristina Turčin Jutarnji list 1510 141. Zlatko Šimić Jutarnji list 1507 142. Zdravko Juričko Slobodna Dalmacija 1502 143. Denis Derk Večernji list 1500 144. Borka Petrović Glas Istre 1490 145. Biljana Savić Novi list 1473 146. Narcisa Vekić Glas Slavonije 1458 147. Vanja Nezirović Jutarnji list 1446 148. Ratko Bošković Večernji list 1441 149. Hassan Haidar Diab Večernji list 1434 150. Anamarija Mlačak Burazer 24 sata 1408.
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