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All the major foreign language newspapers are available at newsstands in the city centre. These include the current day's issues of The Guardian, The International Herald Tribune, USA Today International, Frankfurter Allgemeine, Le Monde and other major newspapers. Magazines such as Time, Newsweek, Figaro and National Geographic are often available as well.
The weekly newspaper, Prague Post, run by expats, is your local best source of news.
There are two government-run TV channels, one is CT1 and other one CT2. There are also two private channels, Nova and Prima. Most hotels and holiday apartments have satellite receivers or cable TV.
English Media in Prague
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There is a weekly local English newspaper called The Prague Post (cost 65 CZK) - (www.PraguePost.com). It concentrates mainly on business and politics and was originally created for English 'ex- pat' community living in Prague.
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