PSMM Monitoring & More prepared an analysis for “” which shows that Public Television showed the ruling party’s election spots 179 times. According to the study, the time spent on advertising for Law and Justice is worth PLN 925,000. zloty.
Law and Justice’s election spots were shown on TVP as many as 179 times. The icing on the cake is a 4-minute premiere film
During the election campaign, politicians encourage people to vote for their parties in various ways. We can also regularly watch election spots of individual committees on TV, but “Presserwis” decided to look at how many times spots promoting Law and Justice were shown. It turned out to be a lot. The study lasted from September 14 to 27. According to the website, “during this time, PiS spots were placed in their entirety on TVP programs as many as 38 times. In turn, 141 spots appeared in part.” PiS spots were shown 133 times on TVP Info, 34 times on TVP1, and 12 times on TVP 2. And on Sunday, September 15, TVP Info broadcast a four-minute film with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki regarding illegal migration in Europe.
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Member of the National Broadcasting Council on the operation of Polish Television. “This is a clear violation of the law”
Media expert and opposition member of the National Broadcasting Council, prof. Tadeusz Kowalski believes that the action is illegal. – This is an obvious violation of the law, including electoral law. (…) Complaints have already been submitted to the National Council in this matter, but they have not yet been considered, he explained, adding that the public broadcaster should remain impartial during the election campaign, and publishing the ruling party’s spots outside free committee blocks is against the rules. PSMM Monitoring & More calculated that the advertising time spent by TVP on broadcasting PiS spots amounted to almost one million zlotys (925,000).
Source: Gazeta
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