The programs of Public TV of Adorni's friend still continue despite the scandal
A scandal involving alleged payments for a beach trip has led to the cancellation of a TV program, yet other shows remain in production.
A Conservative Majority Could Have Massive Consequences for DR
A potential conservative government in Denmark could significantly cut funding and support for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).
Heat after the European Commission report on Polish media. In the background TV Republika
The head of the National Broadcasting Council criticized the European Commission's positive assessment of the Polish public media situation post-2023 changes, asserting the public broadcaster has not regained its market position.
Should highly regarded national sports be available for free to watch? 61% say yes, fewer among the young
A majority of Japanese citizens support making nationally significant sports events available for free following the lack of television coverage for the World Baseball Classic.
The conductor of ฤT will not be broadcast. "The film is traumatic," welcome the choir girls
The article discusses the decision not to air a film that has been described as traumatic by choir members.
Public Service Broadcasters: The Stations Need Reforms - But Not Demolition Balls
This article advocates for the public broadcasting system in Germany, emphasizing the need for reform rather than complete dismantlement.
The board of the Estonian Public Broadcasting continues with four members, although the law does not allow it
The Estonian Public Broadcasting board will proceed with only four members despite the law stipulating that it should have five including the chairman.
Luhats: Experts for ERR Council Should Be Elected by Independent Institutions
ERR executive Toomas Luhats suggests that the selection of council experts should be done by independent bodies rather than the parliament to ensure political neutrality.
LA is running for election on privatizing DR: "The state should not run a giant media company"
The Liberal Alliance (LA) proposes to privatize the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), suggesting future funding should come from subscriptions and advertisements rather than public funding.
Current camera at 18:30
A news segment aired on ERR discusses various topics in Estonian news, culture, and sports.
The abolition of television and radio fees will benefit politicians more than citizens
The Czech government plans to abolish direct funding through television and radio fees but lacks clarity on what will replace it, raising concerns among media professionals.
They want to eliminate TVP Info. The station shows surprising data
Politicians from the Confederation party in Poland call for the closure of TVP Info, citing concerns over its role as a government propaganda tool.
Public Broadcasting: Outrage of Public Annoyance
The public broadcasting platform Funk has lost two YouTube formats, igniting debate about their understanding of young audiences and the digital landscape.
The former CBC host blowing the lid off its bias and dysfunction: Full Comment podcast
Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj criticizes the corporation for its lack of accountability and biased political coverage.
IN TROUBLE: In Latvia, nearly half a million ID cards may lose the ability to give a valid digital signature
Around 400,000 ID cards in Latvia may lose the ability to generate valid digital signatures starting mid-June, according to an investigative program called "De Facto" by Latvian public broadcasting.
Latvian Public Media has incurred significant losses in its first year of operation
Latvian Public Media finished its first year with substantial financial losses despite a revenue total of over 52 million euros.
Is Netflix's 500 Yen for WBC Expensive? Expert Says "What about NHK's License Fee..."
The article discusses the shift in how major sports events in Japan, like the WBC, are broadcasted, focusing on Netflix's monopolization of the broadcast rights and contrasting it with Japan's historical public and private broadcasting system.
Are the shadow ministers Suskotlรกr and ล aลกkotlรกr controlling the ministries of justice and health? (events of the week)
The article discusses government actions in Slovakia that threaten democratic principles by consolidating power in public institutions.
278,516,282 euros: the real cost of raising the audiences of RTVE
The article discusses the financial implications and strategies of RTVE's management in attempting to increase viewership amidst controversy.
StarDance and Clichรฉ Detective Stories. Former Prime Minister Neฤas is Upset with Czech Television
Former Prime Minister Neฤas expresses his frustration with Czech Television regarding their content choices.
Public Broadcasting: ARD and ZDF Make Mistakes. But Who Doesn't?
The article discusses criticisms against German public broadcasters ARD and ZDF for perceived bias, while also highlighting the importance of truth in broadcasting.
Public Broadcasting: 'We are part of what is attacked first'
ZDF director Norbert Himmler aims for reelection amid criticism and challenges facing public broadcasting.
Journalists appeal to politicians against allegedly harmful LRT law amendments: we urge not to vote for them
A group of journalists in Lithuania is urging politicians not to support amendments to the LRT law that threaten the independence of public broadcasting.
Point N: The Dispute over Moravec Weakens Czech Television at the Worst Possible Moment
The resignation of Vรกclav Moravec from Czech Television highlights concerns over government influence and the future of public broadcasting in the Czech Republic.
J. Olekas on the proposed amendments to the LRT law: The recommendations of the Venice Commission are close to it
J. Olekas indicated that a proposal regarding amendments to the LRT law was reached, aligning closely with the Venice Commission's recommendations.
In ฤT, they are discussing what to do next after Moravec. And they disagree on whether to thank him or blame him
The article discusses internal deliberations within Czech Television regarding the future actions and responses related to Moravec.
Reduction of the public broadcasting fee failed in a referendum in Switzerland - voters also rejected the climate fund
Swiss voters rejected a proposal to cut the public broadcasting fee in a recent referendum, demonstrating strong support for maintaining media funding.
Switzerland: This victory for public broadcasting is also a victory for the country
The Swiss people have rejected a proposal to halve the broadcasting fee, recognizing the long-term costs of such a measure.
Public Broadcasting: Swiss Apparently Vote Against Reducing the Broadcasting Fee
Swiss voters have overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to reduce the broadcasting fee from 335 to 200 Swiss francs, as reported by gfs.bern.
Voting: Swiss grant their cash constitutional protection
Swiss citizens have voted to enshrine cash availability in their constitution, while rejecting a proposed cut to the broadcasting budget and a climate fund.
American court again rejects cuts to Voice of America station operations
A U.S. court has once again rejected proposed cuts to the operations of Voice of America.
Switzerland Votes on Cutting the Public Broadcasting Fee: Right-Wing Party Wants to Reduce It by a Third
Switzerland is set to vote on whether to reduce the local public broadcasting fee, which is currently 335 Swiss francs, with the Swiss People's Party advocating for a significant cut amid rising living costs.
The Venice Commission has announced conclusions regarding amendments to the LRT law
The Venice Commission recommends a thorough analysis and impact assessment before proceeding with the legislative process regarding amendments to the LRT law in Lithuania.
The deputies elected Daniel Vรกลa to the ฤRo Council and Vladimรญr Karmazรญn to the ฤT Council
The Czech deputies elected new members to the councils of Czech Radio and Czech Television.
Czech Republic: Babiลก and the Fight Against the Media
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiลก seeks to alter the funding of public broadcasting, raising concerns about potential abolition.
Czech Republic: Babiลก and the Fight Against the Media
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiลก is considering changes to public broadcasting funding, leading to concerns about potential media censorship and his contentious relationship with the press.
Public Broadcasting: 'It's Always About Money'
The Swiss will vote on a significant reduction of their public broadcasting system, potentially cutting funding and services for the Swiss Radio and Television Corporation (SRG).
Public Broadcasters: Now Itโs All About the Content
The restructuring of the public broadcasting channels ARD and ZDF in Germany is a complex process involving sacrifices of longstanding brand identities to comply with new political guidelines.
Reform State Treaty: ARD and ZDF Cut Three Specialized Channels
ARD and ZDF are eliminating three specialized channels as part of the Reform State Treaty aimed at modernizing broadcasting.
Television: ARD and ZDF are shutting down three channels โ new bundling planned
ARD and ZDF will discontinue three linear channels while introducing a new bundling of programs under different brands.
Cuts in broadcasting. Macinka wants to terminate a service that the state has paid for since 1936
Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka plans to end the governmentโs long-standing payment for the foreign broadcast services of Czech Radio, a decision expected to save the government 8.75 million CZK this year and eliminate funding entirely by 2027.
ERR News at 9:00
The article introduces various sections and offerings of ERR, Estonia's public broadcasting network including news, culture, and sports.
HRT as an Ideological Platform: ล veb's Mandate is Ending, His Salary is 5200 Euros and He Was Elected by - HDZ
The director of Croatian Radio Television (HRT), Robert ล veb, is facing scrutiny as his term ends amid controversies regarding the network's content and financial management.
Chair position in the public broadcasting: Seven candidates for ZDF director election
Seven candidates are competing for the ZDF director position, with one known candidate being the incumbent Norbert Himmler.
Over 600,000 Viewers Followed ERR's Winter Olympic Broadcasts
Over 600,000 viewers tuned into ERR's broadcasts of the Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina, marking a record audience for public broadcasters in Europe.
The Era of Public Service Media is Over
The article discusses the decline of public service media and its implications in Iceland.
"Don't worry, we'll settle this for you": Charles Alloncle accuses MP MoDem Erwan Balanant of threatening him
Charles Alloncle has accused fellow MP Erwan Balanant of threatening him during a parliamentary inquiry into public broadcasting.
Series of Mishaps in Public Broadcasting: ARD Chief Hager: "Mistakes Are Not Manipulation!"
Florian Hager, the head of ARD, defends the broadcaster against accusations of manipulation after a series of mistakes, notably regarding a misleading video featuring Angela Merkel.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: 'Blackout' at the state broadcaster
Bosnia's public broadcaster BHRT has gone dark as a protest against the government's failure to adequately support it amid rising debt issues.
Attention pensioners! What will happen if you do not pay the RTV subscription?
In Poland, pensioners need to be aware of the regulations regarding RTV subscriptions to avoid penalties for non-payment.