Slovak Television and Radio (stations) included moderator couples in the main news program at 7 pm. The public institution informed about it at Thursday’s media event in Bratislava. The management of the stations presented the most important autumn news of television and radio broadcasting directly in the television studio in Mlynská dolina. In addition to the new moderator pairs of the main news program, the new sports news presenter – Points – Seconds (GBS) also introduced.
Reports at 7pm will no longer be presented from October 6, but three tandems. Stable faces of news – Ľubomír Bajaník, Viliam Stankay and Janette Štefánková – got partners, Zuzana Straková Wenzlová, Jozef Kubánek and Veronika Meszárosová.
According to the General Director of the StubR Martina Flašíková, the new couples should bring more dynamics and human dimension to the evening news. “Modernized graphics and visual changes in the studio will also support broadcasting,” It approaches the public service medium. He specifies that tandems will talk to the audience in the line -ups Bajaník and Štefánková, Stankay and Straková Wenzlová, Kubánek and Meszárosová.
The new presenter also has sports news goals – points – seconds. It is Kristína Kucianová, who will alternate on the screen with the star Ján Hudok. “The GBS program is the oldest sports news in Slovakia and the arrival of a new presenter is supposed to bring a fresh dimension to its further functioning,” adds TVR.
Since September, the autumn program structure of the public service institution has also been complemented by new formats of original work. On the unit it is a show sounds of home, in which musicians and creators discover the roots of Slovak songs and traditions. Two offers the documentary series My Slowen, dedicated to the slow and conscious discovery of the country. “A strong draw is also the fifth series of the show bakes the whole of Slovakia, which starts on Sunday, October 5, on the unit,” It announces stvr.
He adds that Slovak Radio continues the autumn season. The audience will bring up -to -date news and journalism, discussions and interviews, radio games for large and small and quality music production from Slovakia and abroad. “In the autumn season, the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Children’s and Girls’ Choir of the Slovak Radio and Orchestra of Folk Instruments will also please the music fans,” notes a public broadcaster.
