in the district of Pankrác which took 22 years to build at a cost of 1.35 billion Czech koruna, was sold after the construction phrase in 1996 as it was deemed too big for the station's requirements. In 2002 the Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty station stopped broadcasting in the Czech Republic, with the broadcast rebranded as Czech Radio 6 under the Czech Radio group. Czech Radio launched a new logo in 2013, featuring the letter R with stripes, at a cost of 2.2 million Czech koruna. The organisation marked 90 years of existence in 2013, celebrating the occasion with a 48-hour broadcast including 90 interviews interspersed with news reports every half-hour. The event, which took place on Wenceslas Square, set a new national record for the longest uninterrupted radio broadcast. Radio stations Digital stations Regional stations Regional stations broadcast daily from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. (ČRo Brno, Plzeň and Ostrava until 7.30 p.m.) with several breaks. In these breaks, in the evening and at night, the programmes of the Central Bohemian ČRo Region are broadcast nationwide. Former stations Broadcast of Radio 6, Leonardo and Radio Cesko all ended in 2013. See also Česká televize, the Czech publicly funded television broadcaster Battle for Czech Radio in World War Two References Bibliography External links Official website in English LyngSat Logo – Czechia – Logos of Český Rozhlas stations Radio stations in the Czech Republic European Broadcasting Union members Publicly funded broadcasters State media Mass media companies established in 1923 Radio stations established in 1923