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National Co-ordinator Dite Dinesz
Senior journalist at TVR Timişoara

Romania
TVR

Dite Dinesz

TVR - Romanian Television
website: www.tvr.ro 
Address:
191, Calea Dorobantilor
71281 Bucharest

TVR is Romania’s public television service. It has five channels (TVR1, TVR2, TVR International, TVR 3, TVR HD) which are served by a studio in Bucharest as well as five regional studios (TVR Cluj, TVR Iasi, TVR Timisoara, TVR Craiova, TVR Târgu-Mureş). TVR is funded from the state budget and advertising.

Romanian Television broadcasts TV programmes for Romanians living at home, for Romanians living abroad, for each region of the country.

TVR 3: A première in Romanian audiovisual – the first national channel dedicated to local communities

Romanian Television launched a new TV channel called TVR3 on  October 10th 2008.
TVR 3 is the sixth channel offered by Romanian Television to its viewers after TVR1, TVR2, TVR Cultural,  TVR International and TVR HD. In this way, TVR fulfills once more its mission of public television meant to respond to the public’s needs and expectations.
TVR 3 comes up with a dynamic and varied programme grid, which will reflect the regional events. TVR 3’s grid is made up of programmes produced by the regional studios from Iaşi, Craiova, Cluj, Timişoara, Târgu-Mureş and Bucharest. The southern part of the country will be covered by productions made by the central studios.
During the week, TVR 3 offers both informative programmes and utilitarian or entertainment programmes from Romania.
TVR 3 is a channel of public interest and a “must carry” for the cable operators. Like all the other TVR channels, TVR 3 is broadcast by Eutelsat satellite W2/16 degrees E.

• TVR IASI

Bulevardul Independentei, D1 – D 2, mezanin
Tel +40232 209 011
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Director: Ovidiu Mihaiuc
Executive Producer News, Sport, Programmes: Orăşanu Steliana

The station started broadcasting in 1991 by producing almost all types of programmes from news, current affairs to entertainment. The station broadcasts on the national network, channel 1, 210 minutes from Monday to Sunday and 360 minutes on the Channel 2.
The station covers 8 districts in the East and North-East of Romania. It has already co-operated with some regional stations in Europe and is participating to the integration activities of the Circom Regional.

• TVR CLUJ

160 Donath St., cod 400292 CLUJ
Tel +40264 420 723
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Director: Gelmarean Vig Alin Ovidiu
Executive Producer News, Sport, Programmes: Pasca Adina Laura
Executive Producer Minorities: Feketelaki Tibor

The station started broadcasting on 3rd of January 1990. It broadcasts on the national network, Channel 1, 250 minutes/week and on Channel 2, 270 minutes/week. Among the 520 minutes of broadcasting/week 15% is a programme dedicated to the Hungarian minority to the Hungarian language and 6% to the German minority in the German language for the inhabitants living in the 10 districts covering the North-West and the Western side of Transylvania.

• TVR TIMISOARA

14A Pestalozzi str, cod 300115 TIMISOARA
Tel +40256 499 560
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Director: Dinesz Dietlinde
Executive Producer News, Sport, Programmes: Mihoc Florin
Executive Producer Minorities: Andrei Borosovici

The station started broadcasting on the 17th October 1994 on the 1st and 2nd national channels. Now it is broadcasting about 7 hours weekly on the public TV channels. It's producing news, current affairs, cultural and entertainment programs covering 4 districts situated in the South-West of Romania. Every week a one-hour program is co-produced by the Hungarian, German and Serbian communities living in this multiethnical region. TVR Timisoara has been a member of CIRCOM Regional since 1995.

• TVR CRAIOVA

Strada Calea Unirii 62, cod 200345 CRAIOVA
Tel +40251 424 379,
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Director: Dindirica Anca Elena
Executive Producer News, Sport, Programmes: Tiberius Muşuroi

The station started broadcasting on 1st of December 1998. TVR Craiova is servicing the area of Southern part of the country, along the Danube river.

• TVR TARGU MURES

Aleea Parcul Sportivilor 2, cod 540307, Târgu Mureș
Tel: +40265.211.093
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Director: Georgescu Cristian Radu
Executive Producer News, Sport, Programmes: Miron Costin​

Romanian Television got the audiovisual license via satellite for the regional studio in Targu Mureş.
On 6 of May , 2008 TVR Tg Mureş starts to broadcast . The new regional station joins the other four regional studious: TVR Cluj, TVR Craiova, TVR Iasi and TVR Timisoara.
Setting up the new regional channel is part of the TVR strategy concerning the development of the regional studious in order to reflect and broadcast the regional issues.

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National Co-ordinator Jozef Puchala

Slovakia
STVR

Jozef Puchala, PhD

Director
Studio STVR Košice
Rastislavova 13
043 07 Košice
Slovakia
tel: +421 55 72 33 730

STVR is public, national, independent, informational, cultural and educational institution, established by law, which provides services to the public in the field of radio and television broadcasting. In order to fulfil its mission and tasks, STVR cooperates at the national and international level with television and radio companies, especially public service companies and with other associations and organizations. STVR is a member of public service broadcasters – the European Broadcasting Union.

TV channels

Jednotka:
The program is aimed at a universal family viewer. It offers an interesting and high-quality choice between broadcasting of commercial television programs.

Dvojka
The program in individual parts of the day interests some groups, including regional viewers, and national broadcasts bring information, enrichment of knowledge in various areas in life, spiritual values, national and cultural heritage, education, but also cultured entertainment and relaxation. In the evening time the channel is aimed at a more demanding viewer who appreciates quality documentaries, films with an art focus, programs with deeper message, brings closer destinies of families and the stories of personalities. In the later evening time, it is the space for discussions on topics that resonate.

:24
The news program service was launched in connection with the outbreak of the war in Ukraine. It offers the viewers new information from home and around the world. Except for regular news block, the program mainly consists of journalistic formats, expert discussions, but also archive material.

Sport
The program of Sport is primary aimed for fans and supporters of sports. It offers 24 hours attractive broadcasting.

Radio stations

Radio Slovensko
Radio Slovensko is primarily focused on streaming with a dominant focus on current news and analytic journalism supplemented by blocks of artistic program.

Radio Regina
Radio Regina is the second radio with regional full-format program focusing on listeners of mature age. During the day it is divided into three autonomous 12-hour programs (Radio Regina West, Radio Regina Middle and Radio Regina East) and together evening and night broadcasting.

Radio Devín
Radio Devín is the radio with artistic and cultural program service with 24-hour broadcasting aimed at demanding listeners in music, artistic words and cultural information from home and the world. It accepts proven cultural values and at the same time captures and reflects the current world trends, supports experiments looking for new themes and new forms.

Radio FM
Radio FM is music and cultural program service with 24-hour broadcasting, aimed at the more demanding young listener.

Radio Pyramída
Radio Pyramída is digital program service, which provides listeners with the best that editors, authors, directors, sound engineers, actors, musicians, production and technicians have created over the past decades.

Radio Litera
Radio Litera is the digital artistic program service with 24-hour repeat broadcasts aimed at more intellectual listeners.

Radio Junior
Radio Junior is the digital artistic program service with 24-hour repeat broadcasts designed especially for children. The mission of the radio is to create the way for children to have a close relationship with art, above all with literature and music (through folk and authors creations).

Radio Patria
Radio Patria broadcasts a program about nationalities in language of nationalities. This is the program service that offers an international and reflective space for non-Slovak national communities in Slovakia.

Radio Slovakia International
Radio Slovakia International is the only broadcasting in Slovakia with broadcasts for the listeners in foreign languages.

Contact information

HQ:

Radio and Television Slovakia

Mlynská dolina

845 45 Bratislava

+421 02 6061 1111

Regional studios

Studio STVR Košice

Rastislavova 13

043 07 Košice

+421 55 72 33 730

director: Jozef Puchala, PhD

Studio STVR Banská Bystrica

Profesora Sáru 1

975 68 Banská Bystrica

+421 48 47 17 134

+421 919 249 335

director: Miroslav Debnár

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RTS - Serbian Broadcasting Corporation
website: www.rts.rs
National Co-ordinator Milorad Lapčević

Serbia
RTS

Milorad Lapčević

International Relations Dept.
Takovska 10
11000 Belgrade, Serbia
tel: +381 11 321 1653
fax: +381 11 321 1650

RTS-Serbian Broadcasting Corporation has the task of informing, educating and entertaining, but at the same time has a special role in the social, cultural and political life of Serbia.
Three television programmes (24 hour programme): Channel 1, Channel 2 and Digital Channel.
Four radio programmes (24 hour programme), Channel 1, Channel 2, Channel 3 and Belgrade 202.
With its six programmes – four radio and three television –  satellite programme, a wide network of regional corresponding centres, Teletext and Internet editions, music production (folk, pop music, jazz, symphonic orchestra, choirs and  children choir Kolibri), music production (PGP), publishing, research and documentation centre, RTS has grown into an important establishment of Serbian culture.

TELEVISION

Channel 1

Distinctive public service programme intended for the widest audience with high quality content, providing a choice of different popular genres of national significance, reflecting the social, cultural and national diversity in the Republic. This Channel broadcasts daily news  programme, current affairs, debates, a majority of feature and entertainment programmes, with a significant share of domestic production. Also present are programmes treating in a popular way aspects in the domain of science, culture, alongside popular children programmes and top level sport events.  

Ratings: From 2006 RTS Channel 1 is continously the most viewed Serbian television.

Channel 2

The task of this programme is to be a channel of innovation, aiming at the auditorium interested in intelligent, provocative, creative and innovative programmes. The aim of this programme is to ascend the essential interest of the auditorium. Its presents high quality content of educative, documentary, science, feature, children and sport programme and attends new types and genres of specialized thematic programmes.

RTS Digital

RTS-Serbian Broadcasting Corporation has started broadcasting experimental digital signal from 2005 and regular digital broadcasting from November 26th 2008.on RTS Digital, an experimental culture and art programme. This is our first thematical programme and the only culture and art programme in this part of Europe. Besides excellent foreign music programmes broadcast premiere on the territory of Serbia, the admirers of classic and jazz music can enjoy domestic repertoire, live concert broadcast of the RTS Symphonic orchestra, Big band, as well as best recordings of the RTS programme archive. Besides music, film and documentary programmes RTS on its first digital channel broadcasts educational, school and science programmes in the culture domain. Amongs them distinguish programmes about the origin of civilization, history of arhitecture, cultural heritage and development of contemporaty music and film.

RTS Satellite

Intended for our viewers living abroad, of multigenre character consisting of the best programmes from Channel 1 and Channel 2 at the same time has the task of being current, informs, advises of business and all other relevant infomation of interest to our citizens living abroad. The task of this programme is to provide a credible image of events in the homeland, informing them of the possibility of returning, preparing special culture, entertainment, business programmes as well as providing relevant transmission of sport events. The problem is that sport and film licence programmes can't be transmissed by satellite as the cost of such transmission is too high. Besides Europe starting January 1st 2010 Australia and North America  are covered with our signal.

RTS Internet

According to the guidlines of EBU the task of public broadcasting services is to evolve from mono to multimedia organizations, RTS in order to broaden the offer of programme  content is furhermore working on the application of the latest technologies in the Internet domain. RTS on Internet combines all actual Internet options (text, graphic, audio and video streaming). Visitors of the site can follow up TV and radio programmes by Internet, which is of special  importantance for parts of the World without satellite signal coverage.

RTS employs 3.390 altogether and has a network coverage of 95% terrirory of Serbia with 8,5 million inhabitants.

RTS regional corresponding centres:

RTV - Radio Television of Vojvodina
website: www.rtv.rs
National Co-ordinator Maja Smiljanić

Serbia
RTV

Maja Smiljanić

Address:
Ignjata Pavlasa 3
21000 Novi Sad, Serbia
tel: +381 21 210 1642
       +381 21 210 1642
mob: +381 64 8195 140

Public Broadcasting Service of Vojvodina was founded in 1974 as Radio Television of Novi Sad. Radio Novi Sad's first broadcast was on November 29th, 1949 and TV on November1974.

The Broadcasting Institution of Vojvodina, Radio-Television of Vojvodina, is now a Regional Public Service, producing and broadcasting regional programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on two TV channels, RTV1 and RTV2, and three radio channels, RNS1, RNS2 and RNS3. Programs are produced and broadcasted in 10 languages, including nine minority languages (Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian, Ruthenian, Ukrainian, Roma, Croatian, Macedonian and Bunjevac) and Serbian language.

Also, Radio-Television of Vojvodina owns a studio-concert hall, “Studio M”, which was officially opened in 1965. Numerous concerts took place here that covered a broad range of styles including classical music, jazz, ethnic, rock and more alternative sounds.

The RTV web portal www.rtv.rs delivers the latest breaking news and current top stories from Vojvodina and around the world covering politics, society, culture, and entertainment. Some of its features are live streaming, delayed viewing, and radio pod casts. RTV web portal also brings news in Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian and Ruthenian language. It was also the first - and until recently - the only one in Serbia to introduce a special service called "Read for Me" designed for the blind and visually impaired.

During the NATO bombing in the spring of 1999, the TV building and supporting facilities of Radio Television Novi Sad were almost completely destroyed so TV production is still in rented premises.

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National Co-ordinator Mojca Recek

Slovenia
RTVSLO

Mojca Recek

Address:

RTV Center Maribor, Ilichova 33,
SI-2000 Maribor
tel: +386 41 840 978

RTVSLO - Radio and television Slovenia
website: www.rtvslo.si
Address:
Kolodvorska 2
SI - 1550 Ljubljana
Slovenia

RTV Slovenia is Slovenia's national public broadcasting organisation. Based in  Ljubljana, RTV has two regional broadcasting centres in Koper and Maribor. RTV is mostly funded through a licence fee.

Organization
According to the Law (lex specialis) passed on 12 November 2005, Radio-television Slovenia is “a public institution of special cultural and national importance performing public service in the field of radio and television activities … with the intention of fulfilling democratic, social and cultural needs of the citizens of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenians abroad, Slovenian national minorities in Italy, Austria and Hungary, Italian and Hungarian national communities in the Republic of Slovenia … (Article 1)

The public service of RTV Slovenia has been established by the Republic of Slovenia.

It is the duty of the founder to assure institutional autonomy and editorial independence of RTV Slovenia and provide adequate funding for the fulfilment of public service (Article 2).

According to the Law, public service of RTV Slovenia includes creation, preparation, archiving and broadcasting of:

two national TV channels
three national radio channels
radio and TV programmes in the regional centres in Koper and Maribor
one radio and TV channel for the Italian and Hungarian national community respectively
radio and TV programmes for the Romany community
radio and TV programmes for Slovenian national minorities in the neighbouring countries and Slovenian emigrants and workers abroad
radio and TV programmes for foreign audiences
teletext and an Internet and mobile portal
according to the Law, public service of RTV Slovenia includes a special national TV programme for direct broadcasting of the sessions of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia and its working bodies, and the sessions of the National Council.

Management and Supervision
The managing bodies of RTV Slovenia are the Programme Council and the Supervisory Board
The Programme Council consists of 29 members, of which:

one member is appointed by the Hungarian national community
one member is appointed by the Italian national community  
one member is appointed by the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts  
two members are appointed by the President of the Republic on a proposal from registered religious communities  
three members are directly elected by the employed of RTV Slovenia; they have to represent information programming , culture and arts programmes and the technical department  of the organisation
five members are appointed by the National Assembly on a proposal from political parties, as closely as possible reflecting the proportional representation of the parties in the National Assembly,
sixteen members are appointed by the National Assembly on a proposal from the viewers and listeners of the programmes of RTV Slovenia; universities, faculties and associations, associations' unions and their organizations, particularly in the fields of art, culture, science and journalism, and other civil-society organisations, with the exception of political parties and their forms of organisation. Candidates' suitability and qualification are demonstrated with documents required in the body of the public call (Article 17). They have also to be from different regions.

Members of the Programme Council are appointed or elected as of the date of the signing of the decision on the appointment or the decision on the election, or upon the day of appointment in the National Assembly. Their mandate lasts for four years starting upon the day the Programme Council is constituted (Article 18). First half of them will be replaced after 2 years.

The rights and duties of the Programme Council are:

to adopt programme standards, programme concepts, programme-production plans and programme outlines on a proposal from the Director General;
to deal up-to-date with their realisation and with the viewers and listeners' comments and proposals.
to give consent to the statute of the public institution and an opinion to the proposal of the financial plan provided by the Director General and adopted by the Supervisory Board.
to appoint and relieve the Director General and provide prior consent as to the appointment and removal of radio and television directors.

The Supervisory Board consists of eleven members, five of which are appointed by the National Assembly, representing the proportional representation of political parties in the National Assembly; four are appointed by the Government and two are directly elected by the employed of RTV Slovenia (Article 26). The Supervisory Board is appointed for a period of four years and constituted together with the Programme Council.

The Supervisory Board adopts the statute on the basis of a prior consent by the Programme Council, adopts financial plans and annual reports and sets the fees for services not included in the public service.

The Director General manages the work of RTV Slovenia. He/She is elected by the Programme Council for a four-year mandate on the basis of a public call.

The Director General appoints – on the basis of a public call and given a prior consent from the Programme Council – the Director of Radio and TV, Deputy Director General for national programmes and other editors-in-chief (on a proposal from directors of radio and television). All these functions require prior public calls.

In case the directors of radio and television propose to the Director General to appoint as editor-in-chief a candidate that has not received a positive opinion from the majority of programme workers in the editorial office (the principle of workers' participation), this majority has the right to propose to the Director General a candidate who has received their positive opinion, and duly inform the Programme Council. Should this be the case, the Director General chooses a candidate after acquiring consent from the Programme Council (Article 21).

The Director General also appoints and relieves other senior executives determined by the statute.

International Relations Department 
Phone:  +386 1 475 21 53       
Fax: + 386 1 475 21 50
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Copyright: RTV Slovenia

Organisation structure:

Director General
Director Radio Programmes
Director TV Programmes
Assistant Director General for Italian Programmes
Assistant Director General for Hungarian Programmes
Assistant Director General/ Finances
Assistant Director General/ Human Resources
Assistant Director General/Technical,engeneering
Director, transmitters and communications
Adviser to the Director General/International relations and Projects
Head, International relations

TV
Managing Editor, News and current affairs
Managing Editor, Culture and arts
Managing Editor, Entertainment
Managing Editor, Sports
Managing Editor, Parliamentary channel
Head, TV Production

Radio
Managing Editor, News and experimental-development
Managing Editor ,1.channel
Managing Editor,2.channel
Managing Editor, 3.channel
Head, Radio production
Head, Music production

Regional broadcasting center Koper/Capodistria
Head  of the RC
Managing Editor, radio
Managing Editor, TV
Managing Editor Italian TV
Managing Editor,Italian radio

Regional broadcasting center Maribor (also studio Lendava/Lendva)
Head  of the RC
Managing Editor, radio
Managing Editor, TV
Managing Editor, Radio Slovenia International
Managing Editor, Hungarian radio
Managing Editor, Hungarian TV

Multimedia:
Head  of MMC
Managing Editor


RTV Slovenia is a member of the EBU and plays an active role in many international organisations and consortia. It is also one of the founders of co-operation among different radio and TV broadcasters in the region of the Alps, the Danube and the Adriatic, and is active in Central Europe and Mediterranean as well. RTV Slovenia is more than open to all kinds of international co-operation and co-production. Besides its production and media specialised correspondence centres in the country, RTV Slovenia also has a joint network of correspondents abroad, in Italian, Austrian and Hungarian towns near the border and in New York, Moscow, Brussels, Vienna, Bonn etc.

Important joint activities promote relations with Slovene emigrants all over the world and inform the public abroad.

RTV Slovenia contributes to satellite broadcasting by active co-operation with foreign programmes and by leasing satellite channels.

Slovenia has 2 million inhabitants, 640,000 TV households, 72% cabled, and approx. 100,000 individual satellite receivers.

Enterprise units:

• Regional RTV centre Maribor

Name of the station: RTV SLOVENIJA - RC MARIBOR - TV MARIBOR
Address: Ilichova 33,2000 Maribor, Slovenija
Tel.: +386 2 429 91 26
Fax: +386 2 429 91 23
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Web page: www.rtvslo.si
Head of the Regional Centre: Cvetka Žirovnik, M Phil., e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  
Editor-in-Chief: Polona Pivec, PhD,  e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CR contact person: Zoran Medved e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

• Regional TV Centre Koper

Name of the station: RTV SLOVENIJA - RC KOPER/CAPODISTRIA
Address: Ulica OF 15, 6000 Koper, Slovenija
Tel.: +386 5 668 53 00
Fax: +386 5 668 53 72
Web page: www.rtvslo.si
Head of the Regional Centre: Dragomir Mikelič, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Editor-in-Chief: Nataša Segulin, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CR contact person: Nataša Segulin, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.