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New funding model for Slovak pubcaster

April 17, 2023 12.24 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Slovakia’s government has approved a new funding for the public broadcaster RTVS.

According to Digizone, it will result in receiver licence fees being abolished on July 1. They will be replaced with a subsidy amounting to 0.15% of the country’s GDP. This will amount to around €160 million in 2024.

Given that this year RTVS expected to obtain around €83 million from receiver licence fees and €31 million from the state, its funding next year will increase by €46 million.

However, it will still not be enough to meet the broadcaster’s strategic goals and its “technological debt”, according CEO Lubos Machaj.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: RTVS, Slovakia Edited: 17 April 2023 13:23

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