VILNIUS – Two Lithuanian conservative lawmakers have registered an amendment aimed at reducing the amount of Russian-produced content on television.
Under the draft amendment to the Law on Provision of Information to the Public, TV programs in the EU's official EU languages should make up at least 90 percent of re-broadcast TV programs in any package offered to customers, except for specialized (thematic) TV packages.
“We must integrate ourselves into the European information space and this is one of several ways to achieve this. We...
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