Česká Televize is Czech public broadcasting company owned by the Government of the Czech Republic. The company have six channels and streaming service.
History[]
Česká Televize was founded on 1st May 1953 as Československá Televize. Found of the company for television channel. Originally owned by the radio company Československý Rozhlas.
On 3rd November 1956, Československá Televize was launched its Bratislava television studio.
On 1st December 1957, Československá Televize was became independently.
On 6th June 1961, Československá Televize was launched its Brno television studio.
On 16th October 1963, Československá Televize was rebranded with the new logo was changed.
On 22nd June 1964, Československá Televize's music festival "Zlatá Praha" was broadcasted.
On 21st August 1968, Československá Televize was occupied by Warsaw Pact occupation troops.
On 1st January 1969, Československá Televize was rebranded with the new logo was changed.
On 10th May 1970, Československá Televize's second channel Druhý Program was launched.
On 22nd September 1971, Československá Televize's television festival "Cena Dunaje" in Bratislava was broadcasted.
On 9th May 1975, Československá Televize was fully broadcasted in color programmings.
On 10th May 1979, Československá Televize's second channel Druhý Program was launched in Bratislava.
On 13th November 1979, Československá Televize was extended its Intervision technical coordination center in Prague.
On 2nd June 1981, Československá Televize was used the first cassette systems, in this 3/4" U-matic case.
On 1st April 1984, Československá Televize was purchased the 1/2" Betacam SP.
On 1st May 1988, Československá Televize was launched its teletext.
On 14th May 1990, Československá Televize's satellite channel OK3 was launched.
On 3rd September 1990, Československá Televize was changed names its television channels by following: První Program was renamed as ČTV, Prvý Program was renamed as STV and Druhý Program was splited by two channels as F1 in Czech language and S1 in Slovak language.
On 6th July 1991, Československá Televize's satellite channel TA3 was launched.
On 1st January 1993, Československá Televize was splited by two companies: Česká Televize from the Czech Republic and Slovenská Televízia from Slovakia.
On 1st February 1994, Česká Televize was rebranded with new logos was changed for television channels.
On 1st October 1996, Česká Televize was launched its website.
On 1st September 1997, Česká Televize was rebranded with the new logo was changed.
On 12th May 2000, Česká Televize was extended its digital multiplex broadcasting.
On 1st May 2003, Česká Televize's channels were broadcasted its stereo.
On 2nd May 2005, Česká Televize's news channel ČT 24 was launched.
On 10th February 2006, Česká Televize's sports channel ČT 4 Sport was launched.
On 17th Decmeber 2007, Česká Televize's video portal was launched.
On 31st August 2009, Česká Televize's digital channel ČT HD was launched.
On 1st September 2012, Česká Televize was rebranded with the new logo was changed.
On 31st August 2013, Česká Televize's new channels ČT :D and ČT Art were launched.
On 15th November 2016, Česká Televize's channels (ČT 24, ČT :D and ČT Art) were launched in high-definition versions.
On 23rd March 2020, Česká Televize's entertainment channel ČT 3 was launched.
On 7th June 2023, Česká Televize's general director Jan Souček was arrived.
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External links[]
 Site www.ceskatelevize.cz |
 X @czechtv |
 @ceskatelevize |
 @ceskatelevize |
 YouTube @user/ceskatelevize |