Polish radio station protests... with bird-song

Every Polish household owning a radio or television is required to pay a public broadcasting licence fee, but a draft media reform law proposing it be removed by January 2010 has encouraged many to stop making payments already.
Specialising in classical music and cultural programming, Poland's Dwojka two programme is commercial-free and entirely financed by the public license fee.
"Don't condemn us to silence.... pay your license fee," read a statement on the Dwojka website. "Keeping the license fee is the only way to maintain our cultural, literary and musical programming at its current level."
The proposed reform would see public broadcasters funded directly from the annual state budget.
It has been criticised by the conservative opposition and must still gain parliamentary and presidential approval before coming into effect.
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