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Television across Europe - Regulation, Policy and Independence
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Czech Republic - Country overview
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CZECH REPUBLIC - Television across Europe: Regulation, policy and independenceThe television sector in the Czech Republic is marred by excessive politicisation. The lower house of Parliament, the Chamber of Deputies, in particular, has excessive – legal - influence over both the country’s broadcasting regulator (RRTV), and the public service broadcasters, Czech TV. The television sector also remains uncompetitive, dominated by two nationwide commercial stations and two public service channels. These are the main findings of the Czech country report included in the monitoring series Television across Europe: regulation, policy and independence. The country report was produced by the Open Society Institute (EUMAP and Media Program) in cooperation with the Center for Media Studies of the Charles University, the Goethe-Institut Prag and the Open Society Fund Prague, and released in Prague on 20 February 2006. The monitoring series Television across Europe includes a total of twenty country reports. Each report makes concrete recommendations addressed at bringing the television sector into line with international standards, and with citizens’ needs. Follow-up ProjectMonitoring of PSB in Slovakia and the Czech Republic ReportsTelevision across Europe: Regulation, Policy and Independence. Televize v Evropě: regulace, politika a nezávislost. Regionální přehled + Zpráva o České republice Televize v Evropě: regulace, politika a nezávislost. Zpráva o České republice - ERRATA Press Releases7 March 2006: Czech Republic digital licensing process: new developments cast doubts on its fairness 20 February 2006: Czech television sector in dire need of reform 20. února 2006: Televizní vysílání zoufala volá po změnách ResponsesExchange of comments on the findings of the "Television across Europe" country report for the Czech Republic: ReportersEva Rybkova Partner NGOCenter for Media Studies, Charles University A joint initiative of:Open Society Institute - EUMAP Open Society Institute - Media Program Recommended resourcesRecommended links eumap.org Library Related eumap.org Online Journal Features International Press and Web CoverageLidove Noviny: "Studie: Politici tlačí na televize" Marketing & Media: "Televizni vysilani v CR trpi nadmernou politizaci" DigiZone: "Open Society Institute: Česku hrozí, že přetrvá dominance Novy a Primy" |
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