The public media as the area of political influences. The review of party configurations
in authorities of media companies within the space of the last twenty
years. The conception of the public media assumed their isolation from state authorities
and party impact. The assumption was failed to be achieved. The article
shows the mechanism of politicization of the supervisory boards and boards of
management in public media companies. The aim of this article was to analyze
personnel makeup of these organs and to define political connections of individual
members. This research emphasizes the action of the National Broadcasting
Council as one of the element making the public media dependent on parties.