Prima expands to Slovakia with new thematic channels
Prima bringing its hit shows to Slovak viewers with launch of new channels Prima Cool SK and Prima Love in 2024.
The history of the Prima television group dates back to 1993, when the private channel Premiéra began broadcasting in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region on 20 June. In January 1997 it changed its name to Prima.
Prima bringing its hit shows to Slovak viewers with launch of new channels Prima Cool SK and Prima Love in 2024.
The company that runs most of the country's terrestrial TV transmitters has announced plans to launch Czechflix, a service that will offer viewers access to programming from all of the major local TV channels.
Industry associations and commercial TV stations in the Czech Republic urge the Ministry of Culture to pause proposed changes to the public television law. They call for expert discussions before budgetary adjustments.
Alex Ruzek takes over as Program Director at TV Prima, succeeding Roman Mrázek. Ruzek brings years of experience from rival network Nova. Discussions on Mrázek's future role are ongoing.
CNN Prima News welcomes Tomáš Vojáček as its new chief editor of news and current affairs.
The proposed hike has drawn criticism from private TV broadcasters, who fear it could disrupt the market balance and disadvantage commercial players.
Former bTV Media Group general director will head TV Prima's news and current affairs from 13 June.
ČT Déčko tops the best-rated TV channels in the Czech market for the third year in a row, followed by Prima Zoom and National Geographic.
Czech media group Prima launched Prima+, a rebranded video streaming service with three access levels, aiming to capture a unique market segment.
The insolvency proceedings against media buying agency Médea have been halted after just seven days, as Czech Television and Media Club agreed to withdraw their insolvency proposal.
Prima TV is stepping up its online game with the acquisition of two companies - Impression Media and Programmatic Media - as well as several popular websites.
Supreme Administrative Court rules out re-election and compensation for the three largest television channels.