Media of Poland

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[edit] Media and politics

Poland has instituted freedom of press since the fall of communism. However, public TV and radio are still politically controlled, via a state regulatory body called Krajowa Rada Radiofonii i Telewizji (The National Radio and Television Committee), which is similar to CRTC in Canada.
It is said that both public and private media are not impartial, and used as means for political propaganda. Various irregularities have been exposed during the investigation by a special parliamentary committee into the Lew Rywin affair.

[edit] TV stations

TVP – public broadcaster

Polsat – private

Grupa ITI (International Trading and Investments Holdings SA Luxembourg)

Polcast Television

Minor players and joint-ventures:

Many major players are also present on the market, among them: Canal+ Polska, Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Film, Canal+ Sport2, HBO, HBO2, EuroSport, EuroSport2, Discovery Channel, Discovery Travel & Living, Discovery Science, Discovery World, MTV Poland, VIVA Poland, VH1 Poland

[edit] Digital TV platforms (all private)

[edit] Radio stations

[edit] Polskie Radio (public broadcaster)

[edit] Privately owned stations

Broker FM group:

Eurozet group:

Agora group:

Time group:

other:

  • Radio Maryja (religious, conservative, political)
  • local radio stations

[edit] Polish radio stations in other countries

[edit] Press (all private)

[edit] Daily papers

[edit] Weekly magazines

[edit] See also

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