Survey: Public Media Funding Sharply Divides Government and Opposition Voters
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The heated debate in the Chamber of Deputies regarding the abolition of concession fees for Czech Television and Radio is perceived very differently by supporters of the opposition and the coalition. Voters of the government parties reject the claim that the aim of abolishing the fees is to strengthen the government's influence on broadcasting. At the same time, most of them think that reducing the budgets for both public media is right. This wa…
The change in the financing of Czech Television and Czech Radio is significantly dividing not only the government and the opposition, but also their supporters. Three-quarters of voters of the government parties think that the proposed budget reduction of both public media after the abolition of fees is correct, while 71 percent of supporters of the opposition groups reject the planned cuts. This was shown by a survey by the NMS agency for the N…
Three-quarters of voters of the ruling parties see the proposed budget cuts for both public media outlets after the abolition of fees as correct. In contrast, 71 percent of voters of the opposition groups reject the planned cuts.
The change in the financing of Czech Television and Czech Radio and the way it is discussed in the Chamber of Deputies sharply divides not only the government and the opposition, but also their supporters. Three-quarters of voters of the government parties think that the proposed budget reduction of both public media after the abolition of fees is correct, while 71 percent of supporters of the opposition groups reject the planned cuts. This was …
Prague - The change in the financing of Czech Television and Czech Radio and the way it is discussed in the Chamber of Deputies sharply divides not only the government and the opposition, but also their supporters. Three-quarters of voters of the government parties think that the proposed budget reduction of both public media after the abolition of fees is correct, while 71 percent of supporters of the opposition groups reject the planned cuts. …
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