Radio & TV Broadcasting Flashcards

1
Q

How much time per day do Poles spend watching TV?

A

About 4 hours 20 minutes

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2
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Who regulates TV and radio in Poland?

A

After 1992, Radiokomitet was demolished and National Broadcasting Company (NBC/KRRiT) was established. NBC members must be politically neutral.

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3
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What are the two joint stock companies that separate TV and radio?

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Telewizja Polska and Polskie Radio

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4
Q

How many local radio stations were there in 1994 (the first group of licenses)?

A

156

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5
Q

When and where was RMF FM established and what is it like?

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Est. 1990 in Krakow, 2/3 air time is music

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When and where was Radio Zet established and what is it like?

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Est. 1990 in Warsaw, 2/3 air time is music

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7
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When and where was Radio Maryja established and what is it like?

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Est. 1991 in Torun by Father Tadeusz Rydzyk, Christian radio

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8
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Who is CEO of ZPR (Zjednoczone Przedsiębiorstwa Rozrywkowe) and what stations do they own?

A

CEO Zbigniew Benbenek, owns ESKA, Radio Wawa, Vox FM, and ESKA Rock.

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9
Q

Why are there so few local independent radio stations today?

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Most are within a network of 9 big broadcasters because small radios couldn’t pay their fees and sold out to competition; No regulations on this from NBC

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10
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How was Geoff Holland’s format successful for ESKA?

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> 70% of the airtime is music with a strict/predictable arrangement of the program that doubles ratings and ad revenue

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11
Q

List the 8 radio formats

A
Adult Contemporary (AC)
Contemporary Hits Radio (CHR)
Dance/Rhythm CHR
Oldies
Rock
Jazz
Classical
News/Talk
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12
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What are the 3 main TV broadcasting groups in Poland?

A

TVP (Public)
Polsat (Private)
TVN/Discovery (Private)

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13
Q

What happened to the Polish TV market structure from 2011 to 2016?

A

Satellite stayed the same.
Cable decreased majorly.
Terrestrial TV went up.

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14
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Is there local content on satellite, cable, and terrestrial?

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Satellite and terrestrial - no; Cable - very little

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15
Q

How popular is cable TV in Poland?

A

PL has 4.8 million households with cable and 500 operators (3rd most in Europe)

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16
Q

Does independent local TV exist?

A

Only to some degree with the 16 regional TVPs, but officially no.

17
Q

What are the 3 forms of revenue for public television?

A

Advertisement, licensing fees, and compensation

18
Q

What did the PiS party do in 2016 to affect TV regulation?

A

They created an amendment allowing them to purge the media and replace journalists without NBC regulation. Later, they replaced the NBC themselves, which is not allowed by European standards.

19
Q

How many local MUXes are there? Which one is Wrocław under?

A

MUX L1, L2, L3, L4, & L7. Wrocław is MUX L4.

20
Q

What is the #1 radio station in Poland?

A

Radio RMF

21
Q

What is the most popular radio format in Poland?

A

Adult Contemporary (AC)

22
Q

What council replaced the NBC?

A

Council of National Media