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Czech businesses push back on proposed changes to TV and radio fees
Czech Ministry of Culture faces backlash from businesses over proposed changes to television and radio fees. Critics argue it could burden companies and disrupt the media landscape.
Czech Ministry of Culture faces backlash from businesses over proposed changes to television and radio fees. Critics argue it could burden companies and disrupt the media landscape.
Submissions are open until November 1, 2023. This marks the Senate's first time participating in the selection.
Czech Radio challenges accusations from commercial broadcasters and defends its transparent operations and contributions to the development of digital radio.
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.
Jan Souček has unveiled his new management team for Czech TV. The team includes some familiar faces, as well as some new people in key roles.
A new era for the public broadcaster as Zdeněk Šámal steps down after 12 years, coinciding with the end of the term of director general Petr Dvořák.
In the face of rising operational expenses, Czech Television's fiscal stability hangs in the balance.
Jan Souček, the new director general of Czech Television, outlines his vision for the broadcaster's future.
Martin Konrád, finalist for Czech TV's director general, shares his vision for a more diverse, youth-focused, and economically sustainable future.
Jan Souček, potential director general of Czech TV, discusses his plans for digital transformation and strategic cuts in content acquisition.
Petr Dvořák, Martin Konrád, Jan Souček, Pavel Hřídel, and Jan Štern contend for the top role in Czech TV, with the final decision on June 7.
Special exhibition at the National Technical Museum marks 100 years of radio broadcasting in Czech Republic.