In Brief: Netia; Zasada; Polfa sells; Prochnik; TV complaints; Telecom review

The Securities and Stock Exchange Commission (KPWiG) has cleared telephone operator Netia Holdings to trade on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE). (Rzeczpospolita, page B3) ... The Securities and Stock Exchange Commission (KPWiG) has announced that it has decided to withdraw auto-maker Zasada S.A. from the bourse. (Rzeczpospolita, page 5) ... Pharmaceutical firm Polfa Kutno will be negotiating the sale of its liquid medicines plant to Fresenius of Germany. (Rzeczpospolita, page B3) ... The supervisory board of apparel maker Prochnik has replaced the company president, a decision attributed to disappointing net earnings last year. (Parkiet, page 3) ... Cable television and radio broadcasters have protested the excessively high royalties they are having to pay to entities claiming to administer copyrights on behalf of artists. (Puls Biznesu, page 9) ... The Telecommunications Ministry is contemplating reviewing the payment procedures of phone operators for their licenses, as most of them have failed to honor their obligations when they are due. (Puls Biznesu, page 5) S.M.