VTV1

VTV1
Launched 7 September 1970
Owned by Vietnam Television
Picture format 576i (SDTV) 16:9
1080i (HDTV) 16:9
Country Vietnam
Language Vietnamese[1]
Broadcast area Vietnam
Asia-Pacific (via satellite)
Worldwide (via Internet)
Headquarters VTV Tower, 43 Nguyen Chi Thanh Street, Ngoc Khanh, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi
Formerly called TV Vietnam (1970-1977), Central TV1 (1977-1987)
Sister channel(s) VTV2, VTV3, VTV4, VTV5, VTV6, VTV7, VTV8 and VTV9
Website http://www.vtv.vn/
Availability
Terrestrial
Digital Channel 1(45 UHF)(HD)
Channel 1 (26 and 51 UHF) (HD)
Satellite
K+ Channel 6(HD)
Cable
VTVcab

Channel 1(HD)

Channel 300(SD)
IPTV
VTVgo http://vtvgo.vn

VTV1 is first channel of VTV lanuched 7 September 1970.

The station was formerly 24/7 general news, sports and entertainment channel until VTV3 launched in 1996 and when VTV1 became an all-news channel. It also features news in Vietnamese, formerly with English and French[2]. Since 15 June 2011, the station become 24 hour news, affairs and general channel, the first of its kind in Vietnam. VTV1 performs political tasks assigned by the Communist Party of Vietnam, the State and the Government, plays the leading role in information, propaganda, publicity, prestige and great influence on the press system television and radio in Vietnam.[3]

Broadcast hours

  • 1970-1972: 17h00-21h00
  • 1972-1973: 13h00-23h00 (monday-friday); 13h30-23h00 (weekends)
  • 1973-1975: 12h00-23h00
  • 1975-1980: 11h00-24h00 (monday-friday); 8h00-24h00 (saturday); 8h30-24h00 (sunday)
  • 1980-1984: 11h00-1h00 (weekdays); 8h00-1h00 (saturday); 8h30-1h00 (sunday)
  • 1984-1990: 16h00-24h00 (weekdays); 8h00-24h00 (weekends)
  • 1990-1992: 14h00-24h00 (T2-T6); 8h00-24h00 (T7-CN)
  • 1992 (february): 12h00-24h00 (T2-T6); 8h00-24h00 (T7-CN)
  • 1992 (july): 11h00-24h00 (T2-T6); 6h00-24h00 (T7-CN)
  • 1992 (october)-1993: 9h00-24h00 (T2-T6); 6h00-24h00 (T7-CN)
  • 1993-1994: 6h00-24h00
  • 1994-2009: 5h30-24h00
  • 2009-2011: 5h00-24h00
  • since 15/6/2011: 24 hours

See also

References

  1. ↑ Also English in Talk Vietnam.
  2. ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 30 April 2011. Retrieved 30 April 2011.
  3. ↑ "252 THVN-VP.pdf" (PDF). haiphong.gov.vn. 2014.


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