Ukraine's Public Broadcaster in Wartime: Interview with Mykola Chernotytsky
The Latvian portal LSM.lv spoke with Mykola Chernotytsky, head of the board of Ukraine's Public Broadcasting company, about the role of public media during the war. The conversation covers working under constant shelling and freedom of speech in wartime conditions.
LSM.lv, the portal of Latvia's public media, has published an interview with Mykola Chernotytsky, chairman of the board of Ukraine's Public Broadcasting company. The conversation focuses on how Russia's war against Ukraine has changed the role of a public broadcaster in the country.
According to LSM.lv, the interview looks at how a media outlet can operate when shelling is constant. It also addresses how freedom of speech can exist in the realities of war.
The source's description says the discussion goes beyond these questions and touches on other topics as well. The full content of the interview is not included in the available excerpt, so Chernotytsky's specific answers and assessments are not reported here.
The interview's headline says that, in the view of the head of Ukraine's public broadcaster, the war has underlined the importance of public media.
