Privatisation TV in Lisbon Suspended

                            

LISBON, KOMPAS.com- The economic crisis forced European countries a number of countries have privatized many state-owned companies including TV television station alias.

But in Portugal, privatization efforts by selling TV protest forced the government suspended a number of private television. The entry of the TV after a privatized government would make the seizure advertising pie is getting smaller and it cost them.

AP news agency, on Friday (01/25/2013), reported, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Miguel Relvas Portugal, Thursday night, said the government's plans Portugal all or part of the RadioTelevisao Portuguesa (RTP).

sale will wait for the "right time". Portugal's economy has been the last three years including the recession hit in 2013's. However, this plan addressed two private TV in Portugal, the TVI and SIC.

According to them, this privatization will make more and more TV ads scrambling, but the cake is getting smaller due to the recent economic growth weakened due to the recession.

Potugal burdened with debt and need a 78 billion euro bailout in May 2011. The Portuguese government also called for a reduction in spending. TV RTP been receiving government subsidies amounting to 240 million euros in 2011.

Relvas said the restructuring program related to the government's austerity budget will be hit state television. That is, the reduction of subsidies aka tone massive TV inspection at government therefore must be sold.