KABUL (Pajhwok): Representatives of a number of media outlets say their economic problems have increased following a decline in commercial advertisements, while the Ministry of Information and Culture says it is working on a plan to help media in electricity expenses.
Ehsan Arab, sales director at 1TV, in an interview with Pajhwok Afghan News, said that after political changes in the country, the media lost most of its revenue sources, particularly mmercial advertisements.
"Based on publications list, we used to have 25 to 30 advertisements a month, but now we have four or five advertisements a week," he said.
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