History of Vietnam Televison

April, 202015

1970

07/09/1970: 1st broadcasting trial

1973

01/27/1973: Sent reporters to Paris conference (France).

1974

Imported the first tape recording devices from Japan

1976

Started daily broadcasting

1978

8/1978 Unified national television system as System D, K

9/1978 Experimented color TV

1980

Started exchanging information within the IVN between OIRT members

1981

HelpedLaos, Cambodia, Taiwan build their televisions and opened Vietnam Television representative offices in Laos and Cambodia

1986

Broadcasted color TV

1987

Officially named Vietnam Television

1990

Officially started VTV2 channel

1991

Started satellite transmission of VTV1

1994 - 1995

Established VTV regionalbranches in Da Nang, Can Tho, Hue

Officially established VTV representative office in Cambodia

1996

VTV3 split into a separate channel

1998

- Applied NLE

- Equipped with modern satellite stations, live recorded World Cup

2000

VTV4 was released globallyvia 3 satellites

2001

- Experimented financial autonomy

- Established VTV Russiarepresentative office

2002

Launched VTV5 channel

2003

- HostedSEA Games 22

- Foundedthe Broadcast Research and Application Center (BRAC)

October 2004

Launched DTH

December 2005

- Provided broadband Internet services via DTH and cable TV

- Successfully hosted the 42nd ABUConference

2007

Trial broadcasting of VTV6 on cable TV

2008

Boughtthe copyright of major sports events like Euro 2008, AFF Cup 2008

2009

- Officially broadcasted VTV6

- Launched the K+ satellite television, created a joint venture with Canal Overseas

- Experimented on broadcasting Mobile TV

- Established VTV USArepresentative office

2011

- Aired VTV1 all day long (24/24)

- Adopted DVB-T2 as a standard for terrestrial digital broadcast

2012

- Established VTV Belgiumrepresentative office

- Aired VTV2 all day long (24/24)

- Applied DVB-S2satellite transmission standard

- Digitalized image data

2013

- Opened VTV representative offices in Singapore, Japan and China

- Broadcasted VTV3HD and VTV6HD

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