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Director Allikmaa Stays On After Public Broadcaster’s Supervisory Board Vote

Chief Editor April 16, 2014 0 8 sec read

Estonian Public Broadcasting’s (ERR) supervisory board split 4-4 last night in a vote on whether director Margus Allikmaa should continue, falling short of the six votes needed to unseat him.

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