media landscape overview - ZINTX International Media Agency
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media landscape overview - ZINTX International Media Agency
Media Landscape - Kosovo Kosovo December 2008 General Information on Kosovo • • • The territory is 10.877 km² an area about a third of the size of Belgium. Kosovo has a population of 1.74 million: 88 % are Albanian Speakers, 6 % Serbian, remaining are Bosnian, Turkish and Roma Surrounding neighbors: Albania, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia. Town/Region Population Broadcast Languages Prishtina 198, 897 Alb. Serb. Turk. Prizren 177, 781 Alb. Bosn. Serb. Turk Peja 96, 450 Alb. Bosn. Gjakova 94, 556 Alb. Gjilan 90, 178 Alb. Serb. Mitrovica 71, 909 Alb. Bosn. Serb. Turk. Roma Ferizaj 108, 610 Alb. MEDIA Since 1999 large private media outlets emerged, operating freely and offering media variety to the people of Kosovo. • • • • • • 22 licensed TV stations – 3 national 89 Radio stations – 4 national 5 daily newspaper 1 English bi - weekly newspaper 4 other print publications 3 OOH providers TELEVISION Around 78.9% of people use television as their main source of information There are: • 22 licensed TV stations in Kosova • 3 National broadcasters (RTV21, RTK, KTV) • 19 Local broadcasters RTV21 • Private television station operating in Kosova since 1998 • Broadcasts a wide range of programmes: popular morning programmes and wide range of political and debate programmes • Well known for broadcasting trendy TV serials (Lately Turkish serials) Rate Card Prices: • 4 Euro/ sec to 8 Euro/ sec from Early Morning (EM) to PrimeTime (PT) • 8 Euro/ sec to 15 Euro/ sec from PrimeTime (PT) to Late Fringe (LF) KTV • Kosova’s other private national television station. • As well as broadcasting local and international news, • Popular amongst teenagers and young adults for its serials • KTV is well known for the very popular live coverage of different artistic events throughout the world. Rate Card Prices: • 5 Euro/ sec to 8 Euro/ sec from Early Morning (EM) to PrimeTime (PT) • 8 Euro/ sec to 20 Euro/ sec from PrimeTime (PT) to Late Fringe (LF) RTK • Kosova’s public broadcaster • Compromises two TV RTK 1 and RTK 2 and two radio stations: Radio Kosova and Radio Blue Sky • Fairly male orientated station • Broadcasts international sport – mainly football including; the World Cup, European Cup and Champions League. Rate Card Prices: • 3 Euro/ sec from Early Morning (EM) to PrimeTime (PT) • 6 Euro/ sec to 15 Euro/ sec from PrimeTime (PT) to Late Fringe (LF) Klan Kosova • Klan Kosova is most watched cable television • Currently 4th most watched TV station • Fairly male orientated station • It is considered most modern TV station, offering widest range of shows targeting urban population. Rate Card Prices: • 3 Euro/ sec to 5 Euro/ sec from Early Morning (EM) to PrimeTime (PT) • 6 Euro/ sec to 10 Euro/ sec from PrimeTime (PT) to Late Fringe (LF) TV Advertising Trends • Product placement • Sponsorship of domestic serials and domestic programmes • Sponsorship of Weather forecast • Pop up animations during a TV programmes and football matches • Advertising based TV programmes RADIO • 89 radio stations, 4 national radio stations in Kosova. • A large number of local broadcasters who target smaller areas. Many of these broadcast in minority languages. • According to media research, 6% of people in Kosova use radio as their main source of information. National Radio The following is a list of radio stations in Kosovo with regional coverage: • Radio Kosova • Radio Blue Sky • Radio Dukagjini • Radio 21 • Top Kosova Radio • Radio K4 (Albanian) • Radio K4 (Serbian) Rate Card Prices vary from 250 Euro to 1000 Euro per month, for a 30 sec radio ad. PRINT MEDIA • Currently 6 daily newspapers distributed throughout Kosova. • Circulation is high with newspapers being passed around café bars, friends and family. • 6% of people use newspapers as their main source of information. Rate Card Prices vary from 250 Euro to 400 Euro per ad, for a 1/1 of the page. Available Outdoor media in Kosova • Billboards, city light and bus shelters – 3 providers • Taxis • Kiosks • Lamppost • Recycle Bins Rate Card Prices vary from 250 Euro to 2000 Euro per month, for a surface, depending on the size and location. Internet Advertising • From 2000 internet usage has become very popular in Kosova. • With introduction of reasonably low priced internet packages available – nearly every home in urban and rural areas has a computer connected to the internet. • Internet advertising is mainly used to target working individuals, business individuals, internationals and younger segments. Available Internet media in Kosovo • Telegrafi • Koha Net • Indeksonline • GazetaExpress • Zeri • GazetaBlic • KosovaPress Pay per impression and pay per click offers are available in Kosovo. Rate card prices start from 2 Euro/ per mile and go up to 9 Euro/ per mile. Thank You!