Telewizja Polsat, one of the leading television stations in Poland, recently faced a challenge related to the migration of its journalists to the competitive TVP station. As reported by the Wirtualnemedia.pl portal from unofficial sources, in response to the “scale of departures”, Polsat’s management board clearly articulated its policy during a recent meeting with the editorial team: anyone who decides to transfer to Telewizja Polska will not be able to return to work at Ostrobramska.
Polsat’s spokesman denies this
Tomasz Matwiejczuk, press spokesman, in an interview with Wirtualnemedia.pl however, he denied itfor such a meeting to take place, which adds additional uncertainty to the entire situation.
Big changes at both stations
There has been a series of incidents in recent months significant changes in the teams of both stations. For example, Monika Sawka, previously the host of side editions of “Events” on Polsat, is now the face of the main news channel “19.30” on . Others, such as Małgorzata Nowicka-Aftowicz, previously a Polsat News reporter, also joined TVP1 as a reporter in the newly launched news format.
They weren’t the only ones who decided to change. Milena Bobrowska, Anna Łubian-Halicka from the “Wydarzenia 24” channel, and Anna Hałas from the “Wydarzenia” website also moved to TVP, where they joined the “19.30” team. Additionally, Ewa Gajewska, Piotr Jędrzejek and Klaudia Kocimska also moved from Polsat to TVP, who now play roles in “Panorama” and other news programs of the public broadcaster.
According to data from Wirtualnemedia.pl from April this year, the new format of “19.30” TVP1 has gained popularity, attracting an average 1.63 million viewers in March this year, which translates into 13.51 percent. market share of news services.
Source: Gazeta
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