The national Council on television and radio broadcasting of Ukraine at a meeting on Thursday decided to conduct an unscheduled inspection of broadcasters, broadcasting under the logo " 112 Ukraine ", because they live too many movies and too much information component, said at a press conference the head of the national Council Yuriy Artemenko.

"112 Ukraine - private information TV channel of Ukraine, which started test broadcasting from August 2013. The view and the official launch of the channel was held in November 2013.

"according to the results of the monitoring carried out on 20 January, a number of organizations, broadcasting logo" 112 ", assigned to an unscheduled inspection. This organization " TV Choice ", " Ariadne TV ", " Partner TV ", " the New format of TV, Lider TV ". All broadcast in multiplex MX-5 " - quoted Artemenko Ukrainian news Agency UNIAN.

according to him, in the result of monitoring were detected offences of Ukraine " On television and radio broadcasting, as well as violations of the license terms in the software concept of broadcasting." for example, was increased some gear and reduced the volume of the other, there is no presentation of films. In fact you have changed the format of the broadcast. Under license of This entertainment and information channel with fillopacity, and in fact at the present time, This information channel ", - said the head of the national Council.

in November, the national broadcasting issued a second warning to television channel " 112 Ukraine in connection with mismatched channel content of the concept of broadcasting.

first in Ukraine were prohibited from broadcasting fifteen Russian TV channels. On the banned list include " the 1st channel. Global network ", " RTR-Planeta ", " NTV-Mir ", " Russia-24 ", " TVCI ", " Russia-1 ", NTV, TNT, " Petersburg-5 ", " Star ", Ren TV, RBC-TV, Life News, Russia Today and in History. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation had called off Russian TV channel attack on freedom of the media.

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