CNA has started the hearing of broadcasters registered for the competition for 56 radio frequencies, with 62 companies participating
Sanziana Georgescu
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The National Audiovisual Council (CNA) has started the hearings for the broadcasters who applied to the competition for the allocation of 56 radio frequencies. A total of 62 companies from various locations, including Bucharest and Târgu Mureș, applied. The hearing will take place over three days, with the CNA's final vote on Thursday. NAC vice-president Valentin Jucan confirmed that all the applications were submitted on time and legally compliant.
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