The most-watched programme this September was the drama series Docent. Czech Television narrowly retained its position as the leading television group among viewers aged 15 and over. Nova Group maintained its lead among younger audiences and in prime time. The third series of Docent (ČT1) was the most-watched television programme in September this year. The ... Continue reading

Nielsen Admosphere is changing hands and, following the Nielsen Group’s withdrawal from the Czech market, is passing into Czech ownership.

Television broadcasts still account for the bulk of the time spent in front of the TV screen.

In April, Czech TV topped the ratings among viewers aged 15 and over, Nova retained first place among younger viewer groups in prime time.

In February, total television viewership rose by 10% year-on-year, with out-of-home viewing contributing 7% to this increase, averaging 17 minutes daily among viewers aged 15 and over, influenced significantly by the Winter Olympics.

Czechs are among the nations that have long been avid television viewers. Television broadcasting maintains a strong reach, stable viewership.

Czech Television remained narrowly in the lead in November, Prima improved and Nova maintained its lead in prime time and younger audience.

ČT maintained the highest share of the television market among viewers aged 15+ in October. Nova won among viewers aged 15-54 and 18-69 and in prime time.

Saturday's election telecasts on the three domestic television stations were watched by 3.3 million viewers over the age of 15.

Policie Modrava once again confirmed its strong position in the summer lineup and became the most watched show of this year's holidays.

Czech TV maintained the highest share of all-day viewing in the 15+ age group in the 1st half of the year. However, Nova recorded the highest growth.

Czech Television stations achieved the highest share of the television market in September and also improved the most compared to last September.