Czech Television plans new public affairs programs
Czech Television is developing several new shows covering investigative journalism, societal topics, and portraits of notable personalities.
Czech Television is developing several new shows covering investigative journalism, societal topics, and portraits of notable personalities.
Skylink and FreeSAT have halted Barrandov TV's satellite broadcast due to unresolved contractual issues, while competitor Telly continues to air the channels.
Seznam.cz introduces a new subscription plan, allowing users to browse its websites without display, video, or audio ads for a monthly fee.
The government is introducing public service agreements to define the roles of public television and radio over the next five years, providing a clear operational framework.
The Association of Commercial Television has reached a deal with eDisk and SledujteTo to prevent illegal sharing of copyrighted content.
Czech Television has announced the cancellation of its Sunday current affairs program "168 Hours" after 18 years on air.
Five new nationwide channels offer diverse content from teleshopping to sports, facing viewership challenges in a competitive market.
End of an era: Lidové noviny ends print after 130 years. Legendary daily goes digital.
The Czech Chamber of Deputies has moved an amendment to laws governing Czech Television and Czech Radio to its second reading, despite opposition efforts to block or revise the bill.