ART TV
www.vsb.homepage.com
art@te.net.ua

Inter TV Independent Channel
www.intertv.com.ua
info@intro.kiev.ua

NCU/New Channel of Ukraine
www.novy.tv
info@intro.kiev.ua

National TV Co of Ukraine
www.ntu.com.ua
irboard@uantu.kiev.ua

Simon
info@simon-tv.kharkov.ua

SPA Povernhnost
general@povern.kiev.ua

State TV Co
nattv@govern.kiev.ua

TV Channel Inter
kino@holst.inter.kiev.ua

Tonis
tonis@tonistv.net

Anata TV/Radio
trkanata@svitonline.com

Channel Seven
Ch7@ch7kiev.ua

Inter-Kharkov Cable Network
program@inter.kharkov.ua

Kiev TV & Radio Co
trk@trk-kiev.ua

Privat TV Dnyepr
root@ptv.domino.dp.ua

TV IC
kino@telefabrica.kiev.ua

Ukraine

In late 2004 it was impossible to turn on the TV without hearing something about the Ukranian elections, street vigils and demonstrations within a couple of hours. In terms of TV, the country is characterised by its own peculiar brand of corruption, privileged through subsidisation and the freezing out of Russian ownership. Nonetheless, 20% of Russian-speaking Ukranians in the industrialised eastern territory are of Russian origin. It is apparent that TV in Central and Eastern Europe has followed the Italian model, inasmuchas state or governmental control has all but eradicated democratid, pluralistic principles, offering no coherent, cohesive substitute to take their place.