Most post-communist governments have been hesitant to open their airwaves to private television broadcasters, let alone foreign-owned ones. Still, one Bermuda-based company has had considerable success in East-Central Europe, and a number of major media companies are planning to expand their presence in the regionby NORMANDY MADDEN AT FIRST GLANCE, THE TERRESTRIAL TELEVIsion broadcasting industry in the former socialist countries […]
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