Culture Minister Responds to Media Freedom Criticism
ZAGREB, January 20, 2018 - The importance of a public broadcasting service for a democratic society is incalculable, and in restoring trust in Croatian Radio and Television (HRT) it is necessary in institutional and legal terms to clearly separate the responsibilities of politicians from those of the broadcaster, Culture Minister Nina Obuljen Koržinek said on Saturday.
HRT Censorship Continues: Another “Controversial” Film Banned after Political Pressure
Croatian Radio Television has removed another film from the programme.
Available in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand: HRT5 Launches on Monday
HRT5 will be available in Croatian language in several countries!
HRT to Fire Journalist for Criticising Ruling Party Leader?
Criticising people in power can get you in trouble if you work for the Croatian “independent” public broadcaster.
Croatian Journalists Society Protests against Dismissal of HRT Presenter
The presenter of the most popular political debate program was removed after a show about Croatia’s football boss Zdravko Mamić.
Public Broadcaster’s Ratings Plummet
The Croatian Radio-Television is now the third most-watched TV station among three national-level broadcasters.
HRT: “It Is Claimed That 1.1 Million People Were Killed in Auschwitz”
Croatian Radio Television apparently isn’t sure how many people were killed in Auschwitz.
Political Parties Agree on New Public Broadcaster Director
Blago Markota will become new Acting Director General of Croatian Radio Television.
Appointing HRT Director General a Priority for New Government
Croatian Radio Television has been without director general since 1 October.
HRT to Be Left without Management
On midnight, Croatian Radio Television will be left without management.
