Vijesti dominantly first

Portal Vijesti has been, practically since its inception, the most read portal in Montenegro, as confirmed by the latest figures on readership.

In February, the Vijesti portal was visited by almost 2 million users, who achieved almost 14 million visits via the browser and application!

According to similarweb data, from December last year to February this year, Vijesti is the first with over 27 million visits, followed by CdM with 13,8 million, and then RTCG with over 5 million visits.

And on social networks, Vijesti has the largest community. Almost 200 thousand people follow us on Facebook, close to 50 thousand on Instagram and over 86 thousand on the social network X, and the same number follow Vijesti on the YouTube channel.

Television Vijesti began its sixth consecutive year as the leader in terms of viewership in Montenegro, according to Montenegrin Telekom and Ipsos data. With a share of almost 18%, Televizija Vijesti maintains the status of the most watched TV station and conquers viewers with a variety of formats that dominate their categories in 2024.

"Vijesti u pola 7" is the most watched TV format in the country, with an average share of almost 50%, "Nachisto" and "Reflektor" are the most watched talk show formats, while "Boje Jutra" with a share of over 30% is at the top of the audience in the morning slot.

Apart from news programs, viewers in Montenegro often choose TV Vijesti when it comes to other formats. Thus, the series "Jedina ljubav" occupies the position of the most watched serial program, while the music show "Nikad nije kasno" is the most watched entertainment format in 2024.

In the ten most watched shows in February, eight were broadcast on TV Vijesti, which remains the unquestioned choice of viewers, setting standards in the Montenegrin media space.

"We hope that the new legal solutions in the field of media will bring the obligation of competent regulators to control data on television viewing and portal readership so that fake news does not spread and thereby further collapse the media sector". said Marijana Bojanić, executive director of Vijesti.