Nikos Sotiropoulos wrote that the producers of Radio Arvyla announced the previous day that they were leaving ANT1 after 30 years, citing principled reasons. He wondered where their principles were when one of their long-time close collaborators was sentenced to three years in prison for revenge porn. https://t.co/ydFOkhIBrU #radioarvyla #ANT1 #δημοσιογραφία (translated)
GiorgioP74 wrote that it dawned a "black day" for Greek television and ironically referred to Radio Arvyla as a group of satirical commentators who, according to him, presented themselves as representatives of morality and authority in judicial matters. He added that its members were no longer with us and used a derogatory metaphor to express his contempt. #Τηλεόραση #Σάτιρα #Ελλάδα (translated)
Nikos Sotiriopoulos wrote that "Radio Arvyla" had ended on ANT1 and claimed that Greek television would improve qualitatively. He described Antonis Kanakis' satire as vulgar, populist, and propagandistic, saying it included insults, arrogance, and toxicity. He added that, in his opinion, society had grown tired of the show's didactic style. #Τηλεόραση #Ποιότητα #Σάτιρα (translated)
