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Nartel, originally created as a reformation from ZHOUTEL (Zhoushi Television) in 1985 with the National Integration Bill, currently serves as a public service paid from taxes: Most of the channels are payed for by the taxpayers and are accessible for free to all Zhoushi citizens. Nartel officially absorbed NTVMB (Public broadcasting company of [[Monte Blanco]]), with the reunification of [[Mustelaria]] in 2020.<br> | Nartel, originally created as a reformation from ZHOUTEL (Zhoushi Television) in 1985 with the National Integration Bill, currently serves as a public service paid from taxes: Most of the channels are payed for by the taxpayers and are accessible for free to all Zhoushi citizens. Nartel officially absorbed NTVMB (Public broadcasting company of [[Monte Blanco]]), with the reunification of [[Mustelaria]] in 2020.<br> | ||
Although the funding is mostly payed by the taxpayers, substantial amount of funding comes from the advertisement breaks and original movies/series filmed by the filmmakers cooperating with Nartel.<br> | Although the funding is mostly payed by the taxpayers, substantial amount of funding comes from the advertisement breaks and original movies/series filmed by the filmmakers cooperating with Nartel.<br> | ||
Among more famous products of Nartel TV is a comedy "Clearly and Concisely" ''({{flag|Monte Blanco}}, 2012)'', "Maꞇчina" ''({{flag|Mustelaria}}, 2020)'' or "Foxtrot-13" ''({{flag|Zhousheng}}, 1996, remake in 2020)''<br> | Among more famous products of Nartel TV is a comedy "Clearly and Concisely" ''({{flag|Monte Blanco}}, 2012)'', "[[Maꞇчina|Maꞇчina (AKA the Motherland)]]" ''({{flag|Mustelaria}}, 2020)'' or "Foxtrot-13" ''({{flag|Zhousheng}}, 1996, remake in 2020)''<br> | ||
Nartel is often seen as a impartial TV channel, as it is not controlled by the politicians, although being state-funded. In 2003, Conservative zhoushi government attempted controlling the media by cuting its funding, which started a wave of peaceful demonstrations,<ref>Biggest of the demonstrations was on 6th September, 2003 on the Winter Square (''Zimƞi Namisꞇi'' in [[Zhousheng|Zhoushi]]) in Kandan</ref> which eventually forced the government to abdicate and caused a overall shift toward liberalism. | Nartel is often seen as a impartial TV channel, as it is not controlled by the politicians, although being state-funded. In 2003, Conservative zhoushi government attempted controlling the media by cuting its funding, which started a wave of peaceful demonstrations,<ref>Biggest of the demonstrations was on 6th September, 2003 on the Winter Square (''Zimƞi Namisꞇi'' in [[Zhousheng|Zhoushi]]) in Kandan</ref> which eventually forced the government to abdicate and caused a overall shift toward liberalism. | ||
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 Logo of the Nartel Company | |
Native name | |
|---|---|
Formerly | ZHOUTEL (ЗӨTEL) |
| Public Broadcasting Company | |
| Industry | Television |
| Predecessor | ZHOUTEL (ЗӨTEL) NTVMB (ⲛⲧⲫⲙⲃ) |
| Founded | January 1st, 1985 |
| Headquarters | , |
Number of locations | 217 (2020) |
Area served | Mustelaria and areas near the border |
Nartel is a current Mustelarian public TV company, which currently operates 12 TV channels.
Nartel, originally created as a reformation from ZHOUTEL (Zhoushi Television) in 1985 with the National Integration Bill, currently serves as a public service paid from taxes: Most of the channels are payed for by the taxpayers and are accessible for free to all Zhoushi citizens. Nartel officially absorbed NTVMB (Public broadcasting company of Monte Blanco), with the reunification of Mustelaria in 2020.
Although the funding is mostly payed by the taxpayers, substantial amount of funding comes from the advertisement breaks and original movies/series filmed by the filmmakers cooperating with Nartel.
Among more famous products of Nartel TV is a comedy "Clearly and Concisely" (
Monte Blanco, 2012), "Maꞇчina (AKA the Motherland)" (
Mustelaria, 2020) or "Foxtrot-13" (
Zhousheng, 1996, remake in 2020)
Nartel is often seen as a impartial TV channel, as it is not controlled by the politicians, although being state-funded. In 2003, Conservative zhoushi government attempted controlling the media by cuting its funding, which started a wave of peaceful demonstrations,[1] which eventually forced the government to abdicate and caused a overall shift toward liberalism.
| Logo | TV Channel name | Area of broadcast | Specialisation | Public/paid | Language of broadcasting | Broadcasting time |
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NARTEL-1 | Mustelaria | Discussions and documentaries | PUBLIC | Zhoushi, Belgorian Seperate broadcast in Zhousheng and Monte Blanco |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL-2 | Mustelaria | Original movies and series, comedy shows, guest shows | PUBLIC | Zhoushi, Belgorian Seperate broadcast in Zhousheng and Monte Blanco |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL-3 | Mustelaria | Senior audience, old movies | PUBLIC | Zhoushi, Belgorian Seperate broadcast in Zhousheng and Monte Blanco |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL news | Mustelaria | Political discussions and news broadcast | PUBLIC | Zhoushi Belgorian Neo-Mustelarian |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL sport | Mustelaria | Sport analysis and live broadcast | LICENSE | Zhoushi Belgorian |
6:00PMT-0:30PMT |
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NARTEL kids | Mustelaria | Cartoons, movies for younger audience | LICENSE | Zhoushi Belgorian |
5:00PMT-21:30PMT |
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NARTEL art | Mustelaria | Airs opera, theatre plays and deep-minded movies | LICENSE | Zhoushi Belgorian Other languages (Movies not translated) |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL music | Mustelaria | Concerts, musicals and over all music | LICENSE | Zhoushi Belgorian |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL Grad | Grad Autonomy, Orlobirg Region, Central Region | Mix of public channels, translated into Gradi and Gadori | PUBLIC | Gradi Gadori |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL Storvan | Storvan Autonomy, Mosterec Region, Prei Mean Lease Ports Zone | Mix of public channels, translated into Aschari and Neuew | PUBLIC | Aschari Neuew |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL Zaprei | Zaprei Autonomy, Phnom Montes Autonomy | Mix of public channels, translated into Zaprei, Prei Mean, Phná/Phnom | PUBLIC | Zaprei Prei Mean Phnom Autonomy |
Non-stop |
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NARTEL international | Anteria (internet TV) Sekidean Union (regular TV) |
Mix of public channels, translated into Common | PUBLIC | Common | Non-stop |