The autumn television season is launching with new shows from Prima, TV Nova, and Czech Television, featuring premieres and returning series across various genres starting from late August.
The Prima Group is set to expand its collaboration with Digital Broadcasting and plans to move most of its channels to its DVB-T2 multiplex 24 next year.
TV Prima unveiled its autumn programming schedule. This autumn, the broadcaster aims to attract viewers with new episodes of series.
Czech Television’s channels recorded the highest share of the television market in the first half of 2026.
In 2025, the Prima Media Group reported consolidated revenue of 7.195 billion CZK and an EBITDA of 1.803 billion CZK, reflecting a year-on-year growth driven by its multi-platform media strategy, particularly in television and digital segments.
The country’s leading broadcasters will rely primarily on their archives for their summer programming.
The Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting has granted FTV Prima a licence to operate a new nationwide sports channel, Prima sport.
Oneplay is preparing to launch an advertising package, Óčko TV remains under the ownership of the Mafra media group.
The 21st edition of the DIGIMEDIA 2026 conference, taking place on Wednesday 3 June 2026 in the Congress Hall of Czech Television in Prague’s Kavčí Hory district.
In April, Czech TV topped the ratings among viewers aged 15 and over, Nova retained first place among younger viewer groups in prime time.
This spring marked the ninth anniversary of the Association of Commercial Television, which, during its existence, has become a respected voice for commercial broadcasters.
Wallid Chamak, a representative of CNN International Commercial, described CNN Prima News as one of the most successful projects in the field of international cooperation.
