(Reuters) – The new chief executive of Poland’s largest media group, Cyfrowy Polsat, said on Thursday he plans to maintain the company’s strategy aimed at increasing revenues.
“We believe in our present strategy and we will continue it,” Tomasz Gillner-Gorywoda said at a news conference, responding to investors’ concerns about the company’s future after its veteran CEO Dominik Libicki resigned last month.
From the 29th of February 2016, rail passengers in Poland will find it easier to book tickets for their journey. A new portal, combining all rail companies in Poland, will launch. The new platform will […]
A late chase by Cracovia was not enough to secure at least one point for the Krakowians. Two goals by the Japanese right winger Takuya Murayama brought Pogoń Szczecin the vital three points leaving Cracovia […]
(The New York Times) – The Polish government has appealed a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that the country violated the rights of two terrorism suspects by transferring them to a so-called […]
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