Greeces state broadcaster back after shut-down in June pillar

Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June.

The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider.

In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT.



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The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou.

Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said.

ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs.

On Wednesday, employees still seemed very upset. They were holding a sit-in at ERT headquarters, lambasting what they called 'a fake imitation ERT.'

The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs. Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs. ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs. Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. On Wednesday, employees still seemed very upset. They were holding a sit-in at ERT headquarters, lambasting what they called 'a fake imitation ERT.' In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. On Wednesday, employees still seemed very upset. They were holding a sit-in at ERT headquarters, lambasting what they called 'a fake imitation ERT.' The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. On Wednesday, employees still seemed very upset. They were holding a sit-in at ERT headquarters, lambasting what they called 'a fake imitation ERT.' Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June. In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. In June, the country's top court ordered the government to restart ERT. The government, facing severe economic problems, had said earlier it decided to close the broadcaster while it created a smaller operation to cut costs. That prompted protests, and the European Broadcast Union president urged Greece to reconsider. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. On Wednesday, employees still seemed very upset. They were holding a sit-in at ERT headquarters, lambasting what they called 'a fake imitation ERT.' Greece state broadcaster ERT is back on the air after being shut down by the government in June. Live broadcasts will be made later, Kedikoglou said. ERT had earlier said the decision to shut down the broadcaster meant 2,656 employees would lose their jobs. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou. The new signal is airing only old movies and documentaries, not live programs, according to government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou.

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