A joint letter from associations on transparency and labeling in the field of AI, addressed to Henna Virkkunen, Executive Vice President of the European Commission.
Associations representing the entire media market jointly prepared comments on the submitted draft Act on Public Service Media, drawing attention to major shortcomings in the proposed amendment.
This spring marked the ninth anniversary of the Association of Commercial Television, which, during its existence, has become a respected voice for commercial broadcasters.
Undersigned organisations wish to reiterate their request to designate relevant connected TV operating systems and virtual assistant platform operators as gatekeepers to better reflect their increasingly significant role as well as evolving market realities.
The Bitplay piracy service, which, amongst other things, unlawfully made premium sports TV channels, live sports broadcasts and selected TV series content available, has been shut down.
The Czech media has prepared the first representative self-regulatory mechanism on the market, created in cooperation with private and public media and organisations representing journalists.
World Television Day aims to highlight the contribution of television as a symbol of communication and global connectivity between people and nations.
Czech media associations and public service media presented a self-regulation decalogue reflecting the requirements of this European regulation
This spring the Association of Commercial Television celebrated its eighth year of operation. The association's anniversary is traditionally also associated with a change in the presidency.
AKTV has entered into a new settlement agreement with the services Přehraj.to and Datoid to prevent the illegal sharing of its members protected works.
AKTV celebrate The World TV Day for the eighth time this year. A special promotional spot has been prepared for viewers to air on AKTV member television stations.
Broadcasters around the world are celebrating World Television Day on 21 November. AKTV will not be left behind.
