
Czech Television Council issues strong reprimand to Director General
Council criticizes severance payments, contract redactions, and public threats to cancel stations.
Council criticizes severance payments, contract redactions, and public threats to cancel stations.
Public broadcaster achieves record viewership across multiple channels while commercial competitors focus on prime time.
Public broadcaster's budget drops to 2.36 billion CZK, as director warns it's the last year sustainable under current license fee. Wage freeze announced for 2025.
Public broadcaster's management condemns personal attacks on news anchors during media law debate. Opposition leader criticized presidential debate moderator.
Government's plan to increase public broadcasting fees faces strong opposition in parliament. ANO and SPD parties signal potential shift to state budget funding after 2025.
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.
Czech Television has announced the cancellation of its Sunday current affairs program "168 Hours" after 18 years on air.
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.
The Association of Commercial Television calls for a clear definition of public service media and its financing.
The amendment aims to ensure stable funding for public service media by automatically adjusting fees based on inflation.
Licensing rights and territorial exclusivity lead to the removal of popular channels like ČT sport.
Overnight programming to enhance breaking news capabilities on 19th anniversary.