
Czech audiovisual industry hits record high amid systemic challenges
The Czech audiovisual industry has experienced a record-breaking year, with a turnover exceeding CZK 15 billion (EUR 631 million).
The Czech audiovisual industry has experienced a record-breaking year, with a turnover exceeding CZK 15 billion (EUR 631 million).
Top internet company has secured the ownership of print daily Právo, bolstering its web content portfolio.
In the face of rising operational expenses, Czech Television's fiscal stability hangs in the balance.
Journalists from Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Romania will form a new Brussels-based newsroom under CME, aiming to provide coverage of EU, NATO, and European affairs.
A controversial request from the Czech TV Council to outgoing director Petr Dvořák stirs debate.
A major targeted hacking attack hit the websites of Czech Radio and its news platform iRozhlas.
Mobile operators and traditional broadcasters locked horns over the future of the 600 MHz frequency spectrum at the recent Digimedia conference.
In an industry first for the Czech Republic, Expres FM has introduced an artificial intelligence-based synthetic voice named Hacsiko to its lineup.
The proposed hike has drawn criticism from private TV broadcasters, who fear it could disrupt the market balance and disadvantage commercial players.
A new law in the Czech Republic will stop politicians from owning certain types of media from next year.
Former bTV Media Group general director will head TV Prima's news and current affairs from 13 June.
Jan Souček, the new director general of Czech Television, outlines his vision for the broadcaster's future.