The thesis studies the comparison of the pronunciation of the accents of the Croatian language in television reporters – speakers that we have the opportunity to listen to every day and who should set an example for the Croatian public with their professional pronunciation. The research, which was conducted on 12 reporters from the three largest national televisions – the public service HRT and two commercial televisions, Nova TV and RTL, described the reporters' accent systems and provided an insight into the repertoire of accent deviations from the Croatian language-speaking norm that are present in professional speakers. Prior to the research, the thesis addressed the issue of the accentual norm which still has doubts about many categories. Despite numerous prosodic deviations from the norm in the speech of reporters, one got the impression that the orthoepic situation on Croatian television is much better than it seems to the general public. Reporters benefit from the fact that prosody is the most unstable aspect of Croatian orthoepy, and the regulations are not stable or mutually coordinated. Reporters, however, should work further on their pronunciation of the accents, so a written class lesson with that purpose is also included in the thesis. In conclusion, the thesis calls on the Croatian language community to resolve disagreements and doubts about the proper pronunciation in the Croatian standard language, because otherwise there will be more deviations from the norm, and the differences between norm and usage will be more irreconcilable.