ftm Radio Page - April 15, 2016
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Broadcaster very sensitive to political winds, perhaps warranted
“faced with unfair treatment”
Poland’s top rated national radio broadcaster RMF FM is complaining loudly about its license not yet being extended by regulator KRRiT. In a strong letter to the regulator - along with on-air announcements - RMF FM said it is “again faced with unfair treatment,” reports onet.pl (April 12). The license officially lapses in mid-2018 and, according to the rules, the KRRiT must make a decision by the end of this year.
As Culture Minister designate Piotr Glinski prepared to take office last December, he outlined plans to “change ownership patterns in the local press. We may buy back media bodies from foreign owners and, if possible, create our own institutions.” RFM FM, the first licensed commercial radio broadcaster in Poland, is owned by German media house Bauer Media. (See more about media in Poland here)
“Hypersensitivity gives the impression that (RMF FM) has something on his conscience or something to fear, I think very wrongly,” responded KRRiT vice president Witold Grabos. “We are not the authors of the concept of re-polanizing media. There is no evidence that it had any significance in our decisions. It did not and will not have.” The license extension for Radio Zet, also expiring on mid-2018, was approved in March. Radio Zet is owned by French media house Lagardère Active.
Minister Glinski, also deputy prime minister, brought in several deputies charged with removing politically vanquished executives, managers and others at Polish public TV and radio.
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national channels, sectors, market share, reach/TSL
- Spain - National Radio Audience (April 2016)
national channels, reach share, trend
- Germany - Radio Audience (March 2016)
leading stations, audience trend, daily reach
- Sweden - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (February 2016)
public and private radio channels, owners, management, national market share trend
- UK - National Radio Audience (February 2016)
market share, trend, sectors
- UK - London Radio Audience (February 2016)
market share, trend
- UK - National Radio Audience (February 2016)
BBC/commercial 'gap'
- France - Greater Paris Radio Audience (January 2016)
national and local channels, market share, trend
- Switzerland - Radio listening by region (January 2016)
public and private sectors, penetration, time spent listening
- Switzerland - French region Radio Audience (January 2016)
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- Switzerland - Swiss-German region Radio Audience (January 2016)
share, trend
- Switzerland - Italian region Radio Audience (January 2016)
share, trend
- Poland - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (January 2016)
public and private radio channels, owners, management, platforms, market share
- Estonia - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (December 2015)
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- Ireland - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (November 2015)
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- Finland - Major Media - Radio Broadcasting (September 2015)
public and private radio channels, management, market share, platforms
- France - National Radio Summer Audience (September 2015)
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- Ireland - National Radio Audience (August 2015)
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