CZECH CHILDREN SPEND TIME IN FRONT OF SCREENS FROM INFANCY

19. 3. 2026 Almost half of all pre-schoolers spend more than two hours a day in front of screens. The O2 Foundation and Zvedni hlavu offer tips on how to protect children’s digital wellbeing.

MARKETING TRENDS 2026: WHY IS TRUST MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE AMOUNT OF CONTENT?

10. 2. 2026 How can you succeed in an era when artificial intelligence is producing a flood of content, while consumers are more distrustful and protective of their data? Experts answered this question at the WPP Media webinar. They presented key trends that will shape marketing in 2026. According to them, the future does not belong to the reckless deployment of technology, but to the strategic building of trust and authenticity.

COMCAST ADVERTISING SURVEY FINDS AI USE HIGH, TRUST LOW AMONG ADVERTISERS

24. 1. 2026 A majority of advertising professionals say artificial intelligence is reshaping TV advertising, but many have yet to see measurable results, according to new research released Jan. 22 by Comcast Advertising.

FORUM MEDIA: HOW DOES COMMUNICATION AFFECT LIFE?

22. 9. 2025 This year's Forum Media 2025 conference will present five thematic scenes and a number of foreign and Czech speakers.

UNBOXING THE FUTURE: TURNING SWEEPSTAKES INTO AN IMMERSIVE AR EXPERIENCE

11. 9. 2025 In summer 2025, RTL AdAlliance in Austria reimagined the traditional sweepstakes by transforming it into an interactive Augmented Reality experience. Instead of waiting for a prize in a physical package sent to be to the winners, participants could place a virtual gift box in their own living room via smartphone and unbox it themselves. What had long been a static object suddenly became playful and memorable, blending digital advertising with real-world interaction.

SPOTDELI: A UNIFIED PLATFORM FOR COMMERCIAL DELIVERY IN DUTCH TELEVISION

17. 7. 2025 In a major step toward modernization and efficiency, Screenforce has collaborated with TV broadcasters in the Netherlands and have launched SpotDeli, a centralized platform for submitting TV commercials. Developed by Screenforce and MediaLab, SpotDeli has become the exclusive gateway for delivering commercials to major Dutch sales houses, including Ster, Talpa Network, and Ad Alliance. This development simplifies and standardizes the commercial submission process across the industry, addressing longstanding logistical and technical challenges faced by advertisers, media agencies, and producers. Market Challenge Before the introduction of SpotDeli, producers and agencies were required to deliver their TV commercials separately to each broadcaster. This decentralized system introduced complexity, consumed time, and increased the risk of technical errors and inconsistencies. With each sales house using its own submission workflows and technical guidelines, advertisers had to navigate multiple systems to ensure their commercials were accepted and aired correctly. The need for a uniform, streamlined solution became more urgent with the growing volume of commercial content and evolving compliance standards such as the European Accessibility Act (EAA).

JOSEF UHER, TV NOVA: AI IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR HUMANS IN NEWS REPORTING YET

7. 11. 2024 While technology simplifies work, the internal rules of the Nova group require that broadcast content is exclusively overseen by humans, says Chief Technical Officer, Josef Uher.

REVOLUTION IN THE TV MARKET: THE CZECHS ARE REPLACING OLD MODELS WITH NEW ONES. ONLY 8% OF HOUSEHOLDS HAVE NO TV

20. 7. 2024 The survey shows that the average Czech family still cannot imagine life without a TV, even though in recent years it has been competing with phone and tablet screens. Fewer than 8% of Czechs have no TV at home and 30% have bought a new one in the last two years. This is partly due to the significant price drop in large-format TVs. What's behind the cheapening of big TVs? A large survey was conducted by CZC, the domestic number two (after Alza) in electronics sales, at the end of the first quarter of 2024 on more than a thousand of its customers. Why have Czechs started to replace their TVs in large numbers?