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2025
- Czech Television Council approves new public service memorandum for 2026-2030
- Prima Group appoints Lukáš Kubát as CEO to accelerate digital shift
- Future of Czech public broadcasting to be defined in new five-year frameworks
- Drag queen talk show sparks fierce debate over public service value
- PPF group sells its stake in ProSiebenSat.1 to rival MFE
- Czech Radio registers 191,000 new household fee payers after law change
- Czech parties divided over public media funding and independence ahead of 2025 election
- Czech Television Council approves salary and new bonus structure for Director General Hynek Chudárek
- Czech Radio invites public to shape its future direction
- Most Czechs and Slovaks do not use AI, but fear of deepfake scams is growing
- Czech businesses rush to register for new media fees amid confusion
- Czech Television Council issues strong reprimand to Director General
- Daniel Köppl wins legal battle against Chamber of Deputies
- Senate rejects ANO’s proposal to exempt seniors from broadcasting fees
- Czech Television maintains market leadership for seventh consecutive year
2024
- Czech Radio plans balanced budget for 2025 amid funding uncertainty
- Czech version of Strictly Come Dancing hits highest ratings since 2007
- Czech TV defends journalists against political attacks in parliament
- Czech public media funding reform faces delays and opposition hurdles
- How Czech media are using AI to innovate and stay relevant
- Nova TV to reboot Superstar after four-year break
- Czech Television plans new public affairs programs
- Seznam.cz launches ad-free subscription for its services
- Skylink and FreeSAT suspend Barrandov TV over contract issues
- Public service agreements to guide Czech Television and Czech Radio
- Commercial TV association secures agreement with eDisk and SledujteTo
- Czech Television cancels current affairs show “168 Hours”
- Small screen, big dreams: new generation of Czech broadcasters
- Lidové noviny to end print run after 130 years
- Czech parliament advances public media reform bill despite opposition