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| Central & East Europe Edition |
| Sunday November 16, 2025 |
Chris Dziadul Reports
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N1 editors push management buyout to shield channel from political pressure
The programme directors of N1 in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia have called for a management buyout of the regional news network from United Group.
[Read More]Vectra deepens streamer bundling with Disney+ giveaway and HBO Max sports add-on
Vectra is stepping up its super-aggregator play in Poland with a one-year Disney+ promotion and a market-first HBO Max “TV and Sport Channels” add-on, tightening ties with two major global streamers inside its pay-TV and broadband bundles.
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The programme directors of N1 in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia have called for a management buyout of the regional news network from United Group.
[Read More]Vectra deepens streamer bundling with Disney+ giveaway and HBO Max sports add-on
Vectra is stepping up its super-aggregator play in Poland with a one-year Disney+ promotion and a market-first HBO Max “TV and Sport Channels” add-on, tightening ties with two major global streamers inside its pay-TV and broadband bundles.
[Read More]BBC News Polska content lands on Onet.pl in syndication deal
Onet.pl has begun carrying BBC News Polska content under a new syndication agreement with the BBC World Service, adding text and video to the Onet homepage and a dedicated BBC News Polska section.
[Read More]CRA begins third phase of 5G Broadcast tests to verify handset compatibility
České Radiokomunikace (CRA) has launched the third phase of its 5G Broadcast trials in Prague, aiming to validate reception on commercially available smartphones and tablets .
[Read More]Slovak Telekom drops ČT:D/ČT art from TV platforms
Slovak Telekom has removed Czech Television’s joint kids/culture service ČT:D/ČT art from its Magio TV, Magio Sat and Digi TV line-ups. The operator has not given a reason for the change.
[Read More]PMÚ launches probe into Markíza & JOJ over ad-skipping restrictions
Slovakia’s competition regulator, the Protimonopolný úrad (PMÚ), has formally opened separate administrative investigations into the country’s two leading commercial TV broadcasters, TV Markíza and TV JOJ, over allegations they restricted viewers’ ability to skip commercials when viewing archived content.
[Read More]NEM Dubrovnik and NEM Zagreb dates announced
The organisers of NEM events have confirmed the dates for the upcoming editions. [Read More]
United Media secures Bundesliga rights in Balkans, Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria
The Bundesliga has extended its deal with south-east European broadcaster United Media for the next four years to screen the best of the German football league across nine territories including the Balkans, Bulgaria, Greece and Cyprus until the end of the 2028-29 season. [Read More]
Katarzyna Johansson appointed President of MOC TV
MOC TV, representing 16 major Polish broadcasters and responsible for 92% of the TV ad market and 87% of audience share, has named Katarzyna Johansson as its new President of the Management Board. [Read More]
Go3 becomes first local TV in the Baltics to launch HBO Max
Warner Bros. Discovery and Go3 strengthen their strategic partnership with the HBO Max streaming app launching on the Go3 service as its first partner in the Baltics.
[Read More]Zygmunt Solorz out of Cyfrowy Polsat
Zygmunt Solorz has been dismissed as the head of the supervisory board of Cyfrowy Polsat.
[Read More]EU accuses RTRS of destabilising actions in Ukraine
Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network (RTRS) is one of six organisations and nine individuals included on an EU list accused of destabilising actions abroad.
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