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Cenovnik 2016. Opšti Uslovi Oglašavanja CENOVNIK 2016. OPŠTI USLOVI OGLAŠAVANJA * Rezervacija oglasnog prostora validna je isključivo u pisanoj formi. * Uz rezervaciju i oglasno rešenje neophodno je dostaviti Deklaraciju u skladu sa Zakonom o oglašavanju. * Fakture se izdaju na dan izlaska dnevnih novina i magazina u prodaju, po srednjem kursu NBS na dan fakturisanja (za cenovnike sa deviznom klauzulom). * U cene oglasnog prostora iz cenovnika nije uračunat PDV. * Rok plaćanja je deset dana, ukoliko nije drugačije regulisano ugovorom. * Rok za otkazivanje oglasa je isti kao i za rezervacije, osim u slučaju koričnih pozicija magazina, gde je rok za otkazivanje dve nedelje pre izlaska magazina. Za neblagovremno otkazivanje posebnih pozicija naplaćuje se 50% od vrednosti rezervisanog prostora. * Reklamacije se prihvataju samo u pisanoj formi najkasnije tri dana od datuma izlaska izdanja. SPECIJALNI ZAHTEVI ZA MAGAZINE Izrada ili izmena oglasnog rešenja, naplaćuje se 10% više od njegove neto cene. Posebno pozicioniranje naplaćuje se 20% više od njegove neto cene oglasnog prostora i primenjuje se na svaki pojedinačni upit. Posebno pozicioniranje naplaćuje se za sve rezervacije koje sadrže sledeće zahteve: * desna strana * vezane desne strane * pozicioniranje uz određeni sadržaj * pozicioniranje u prvoj trećini magazina OGLASI U FORM I ADVERTORIJALA I REPORTAŽE ZA MAGAZINE NAPLAĆUJU SE: * 30% uvećanja na neto vrednosti oglasnog prostora - ukoliko advertorijal izrađuje redakcija Ako klijent ne dostavlja materijal, naplaćuju se i produkcijski troškovi ( fotografije, tekstovi) * 20% uvećanje na neto vrednosti oglasnog prostora - ukoliko agencija ili klijent dostave advertorijal u formi gotovog oglasnog rešenja. Na advertorijalima i reportažama bez izuzetaka mora stajati napomena “PROMO” ili “PLAĆENI OGLAS” TEHNIČKI TROŠKOVI ZA MAGAZINE: CELOFANIRANJE MAŠINSKO RUČNO uvećava sve cene za (uvek prva ili poslednja strana formati priloga manjih od 2 29 EUR / 1000 komada jednog tabaka, minimalne A5 i papir lakši od 115 g/m dimenzije 6 x 8 cm) UMETANJE slučajno odabrana strana 9.75 18.5 kataloga, lifleta, knjižice... tačno određena strana Na upit 33.75 tačno određena strana 29.5 50 ULEPLJIVANJE kesica, knjižica i sl. cene su izražene u EUR / 1000 komada bez PDV-a POZICIONIRANJE/ LEPLJENJE tačno određena strana / Na upit samolepljivih stikera MEDIA KIT Cela Srbija čita KURIR DNEVNE NOVINE NAJTIRAŽNIJE DNEVNE NOVINE U SRBIJI! PERIODIKA: dnevna novina O BRENDU FORMAT: 23,1 x 32 cm Dnevne novine Kurir predstavljaju objektivan izvor informa- cija, koji već 13 godina javnost informiše o svim najznačajnijim aspektima društva. Kurir je lider na tržištu, koji kroz svoj sadr- žaj aktivno utiče na kreiranje javnog mnjenja. Svakodnevno više od 1.500.000 ljudi pročita vesti koje su objavljene u digitalnom i štampanom izdanju novina. Kroz usvajanje svetskih trendova u oblasti izdavaštva, Kurir postavlja nove standarde informisanja POKLON na domaćem tržištu. MAGAZINI 01 World Business Newspaper Reizdanje VELIKI NEDELJNI © The Financial Times Limited 2014. All Rights Reserved. Not to be redistributed, copied or modifi ed in anyway. Adria Media Group is solely responsible PONEDELJAK 11. JANUAR 2016. HOROSKOP for providing this translated content and the Financial Times Limited does not accept any liability for the accuracy or quality of the translation. www.mo ja stro log.rs Broj za SMS (sa mo za ko ri sni ke Nadnaslov od 17. do 23. januara 2016. ASTRO LOG Astro-cen tar Moj astro log ­ iz Sr bi je) (ce na po ru ke: Ol ga Sa vić ­ (ce na po zi va iz fi k sne i MTS ,­ din, Te le nor ,­ din, mo bi l ne mre že din/,min) Vip di na ra) O spa sa va nju ba na ka Ozborn - Nimpe si mi sta qui sequatqueZbo gom, na f to, pr vi sa da odlu ču je Brisel no ve godine pu t ni č ki dron je krei ran! Ka žu da je januar na j duži me sec u go di ni, na j vi še zbog fi nan si ja, ko je se vr lo br zo utanje i nika ko da do če ka mo ne ki pri liv no v ca. Mer kur (po kret), koji ide retro gra d no kroz znak Ja rca (spo rost, vreme), Ob ve zni ce će bi ti put spa sa, svi đa lo se Bri tan skog mi ni stravendanis ozbi lj no bri ne deni„Eha n go va“ au toas no m na leeni te li ca do dat no do pri no si ose ća ju razvla če nja. Da ni se vuku jedan za dru gim, a mi če ka mo pra vi po kret... to in ve sti to ri ma ili ne... STR. 2 „na f t no-ki ne ski“ koktel STR. 3 do mi ni ra la u Las Vegasu STR. 7 Podnaslov ma dio blabore sunt, sequi dolori tessi quae et ium PO Z N A TE LI Č N O S TI RO Đ E NE U ZN A KU VODOLIJE Šta bi mo glo da kre ne nao pa ko u 2016.qui aspietgodini? prehenis expe et eum que in MA R T IN SANDBU pri stup kad je reč o gle da nju u eko no- je ko ji bi mo gli do ve sti do dru ga či jeg rectus„pod no molupta šlji vim“. U pe volorit rio du opo ra v ka m sku kri stal nu ku glu je ste da se na- ra zvo ja do ga đa ja. po sle te ške kri ze re zu l ta ti bi za pra vo Sa sva kom no vom go di nom sti že i pra vi re zi me pro g no za o ko ji ma pos- Ve ći na oče ku je osred nji eko no m- AUTORtre ba lo - GRAD da bu du bo lji. Ako ni su, to je Vi k tor Troi c ki ovu se d mi cu ula zi mo s Me se- no va igra pre dvi đa nja šta se sve mo že to ji ko n sen zus, kao što je uči nje no u ski uči nak - u an ke ti Ko n sen zus iko- znak da po li ti ka ni je do bra. 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Ozbi lj no go vo re ći, na j ra zu m ni ji ju ći uz to na na j ve ro vat ni je sce na ri- ji se u edi to ri ja lu FT s pra vom na zi va Nastavak na strani 5 Bran ka Ka tić k ti č ni zna ci ko ji go vo re - daj mi 20. 1. 1970. ko n kre t no, daj mi sta bi l nost, daj mi ma te ri jal ni pod sti caj. Ce la at mo s fe ra go vo ri o to me da nam je po tre b na si gu r nost. IFO dos ti gao na j vi ši za be le žen ni vo Isti na je da je Ma rs (ini ci ja ti- u če tvr tom kvar ta lu 2015. go di ne. U va, vo lja) u svom vla da r stvu, ce li ni gle da no, oče ku je se ubr za nje Ste fan Mi len ko vić Ra st u evro zo ni mo že pri vred nog ra sta sa oko 1,5 od sto u 25. 1. 1977. ali s ob zi rom na to da je Ško r- 2015. na bli zu dva od sto u 2016. pi ja k sni znak, znak ko ji vo li Evro p sku cen tral nu ban ku (ECB) da dra ma ti zu je i da se bo ri, evo ni ko ne bi mo gao op tu ži ti za pre te- još i do dat ne si m bo li ke... 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