Czech Media

Public TV broadcaster
Česká televize (Czech Television) operates four channels:
www.ceskatelevize.cz/english

–    ČT1 – main
–    ČT2 – focused on arts/sports and debate
–    ČT24 – the news channel
–    ČT4 – the sports channel

Main private broadcasters:

–    TV Nova
–    TV Prima

Czech public radio

–    Český rozhlas (Czech radio)
–    www.rozhlas.cz/english/portal

Printed and Internet Media:
–    Mladá Fronta Dnes 
Internet version is iDnes www.idnes.cz – political center, leading reputable newspaper
–    Právo 
www.pravo.cz – daily, political center left, the only Czech owned daily newspaper
–    Novinky
 www.novinky.cz – joint venture between the daily Právo and the Seznam.cz search engine
Main news server in the Czech Republic
–    Lidové noviny
www.lidovky.cz – daily, liberal or political right
–    Hospodářské noviny 
www.ihned.cz – main business and economy daily
–    České noviny 
www.ceskenoviny.cz public service of the Czech Press Agency
–    Blesk 
www.blesk.cz tabloid daily – highest share of the printed media market

Czech news agency
–    CTK – Czech News Agency 
http://www.ctk.cz/

Czech weekly magazines: 
–    Týden 
www.tyden.cz
–    Respekt
www.respekt.cz
–    Reflex
http://www.reflex.cz/

Czech Media in English:
–    Radio Prague
http://www.radio.cz/en – news and webcast in English and other languages
–    Czech Happenings 
http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/news/ – public service in English Czech News Agency ČTK
–    Czech Business Weekly 
–    http://www.cbw.cz/
Weekly English language business publication about economics, people and culture in the Czech Republic
–    Prague Post
http://www.praguepost.cz/ – Czech Weekly in English led mostly by expats writing for the large US community in Prague