The protest is frequently named the "Bulldozer Revolution" after one of the most memorable episodes from the day-long protest in which heavy equipment operator Ljubisav Đokić, nicknamed "Joe", fired up his machine — neither an excavator nor bulldozer but a wheel loader, the event name is inaccurate out of convenience - and used it to charge a Belgrade building. Its tenant, Serbian state television RTS, had for a decade been a symbol and bastion of Milošević's rule. When their studios were taken over, the station was quickly renamed "Novi RTS" ("New RTS") as a sign that the regime had lost power.