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TRM's predecessor, Ràdio Montecarà, was founded on 23 July 1936 as Montecara's first public, [[Montecaran language|Montecaran]]-language radio service. It was initially funded by a license fee payable by anyone who owned a radio, a system that was changed to the current funding model only in 1986. A second radio channel, Ràdio Montecarà 2, was launched in 1964 to meet rapidly growing demand for {{wp|Pop music|pop music}}. | TRM's predecessor, Ràdio Montecarà, was founded on 23 July 1936 as Montecara's first public, [[Montecaran language|Montecaran]]-language radio service. It was initially funded by a license fee payable by anyone who owned a radio, a system that was changed to the current funding model only in 1986. A second radio channel, Ràdio Montecarà 2, was launched in 1964 to meet rapidly growing demand for {{wp|Pop music|pop music}}. | ||
Montecara's first domestic television channel, Televixiò Montecarà (now branded as Tele1), launched in 1959. It was on the air for only a few hours a week during its early years but moved to a full-time schedule by the mid-1960s as | Montecara's first domestic television channel, Televixiò Montecarà (now branded as Tele1), launched in 1959. It was on the air for only a few hours a week during its early years but moved to a full-time schedule by the mid-1960s as | ||
television ownership became common. The network's first color broadcast was of the 1970 Summer [[Invictus Games]] in [[Tosei]], [[Senria]]. A second television channel, Tele2, was added in 1990 as part of the network's expansion to cable and satellite. | |||
==Television== | ==Television== | ||
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| Type | Public broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Country | |
| Availability | Worldwide |
| Headquarters | 10 Vìa Marcòn Montecara |
Broadcast area | Montecara and surrounding areas (over the air) Worldwide (cable, satellite, and online) |
| Owner | State of Montecara |
| Established | 23 July 1936 (as Ràdio Montecarà) |
Launch date | 19 November 1936 (radio) 30 August 1959 (television) |
Television | TRM Tele1 TRM Tele2 TRM Tele Banbìn |
Radio | Ràdio Montecarà 1 Ràdio Montecarà 2 |
Official website | trm.co.mc |
Teleràdio Montecarà (TRM) is a state-owned public broadcaster in Montecara. It owns and operates television and radio broadcast channels, and distributes its media free to air, online, and via cable and satellite.
Programming is free of advertisements, supported instead by a surcharge on electric bills. The network has complete editorial independence from the state.
TRM has the exclusive local right to broadcast major events including the Invictus Games, the IFF Coupe du monde and IFF Feminine Coupe du monde, and the Euclovision Song Contest.
History
TRM's predecessor, Ràdio Montecarà, was founded on 23 July 1936 as Montecara's first public, Montecaran-language radio service. It was initially funded by a license fee payable by anyone who owned a radio, a system that was changed to the current funding model only in 1986. A second radio channel, Ràdio Montecarà 2, was launched in 1964 to meet rapidly growing demand for pop music.
Montecara's first domestic television channel, Televixiò Montecarà (now branded as Tele1), launched in 1959. It was on the air for only a few hours a week during its early years but moved to a full-time schedule by the mid-1960s as television ownership became common. The network's first color broadcast was of the 1970 Summer Invictus Games in Tosei, Senria. A second television channel, Tele2, was added in 1990 as part of the network's expansion to cable and satellite.
Television
| Channel | Logo | Programming | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tele1 |  |
Flagship channel; dramas, comedies, sport, news, live programs. Broadcasts 24 hours a day. | Over-the-air, cable, satellite |
| Tele2 |  |
Life and style, travel, home and garden, cuisine, history, documentaries, feature films. Broadcasts evenings and late nights; shared with Tele Banbìn. | Over-the-air, cable, satellite |
| Tele Banbìn |  |
Children's and teen programming. Broadcasts early mornings to late afternoons. | Over-the-air, cable, satellite |
Original programming
- i Craxi - A period drama about the Craxi political dynasty set in the 15th and 16th centuries.
- Gazèta - A daily, 20-minute evening news broadcast aired at 22:00.
- Màta per te (Crazy for You) - Localization of Crazy About You.
- Mèsa àia Basìlica (Mass at the Basilica) - Catholic Mass broadcast live from the Basilica of Saint Stephen. Often the subject of jokes in Montecaran culture due to its elderly viewership and extremely early timeslot (6:00 on Sunday mornings).
- Òpera al linbo (Opera After Dark) - Opera performances, including live premieres at the Teàtro Cavalarìça.
- ia Vìda da càxa (The Life of a House) - A cultural program that explores the history and inhabitants of a different Montecaran house across time in each episode.
Radio
| Channel | Logo | Programming | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ràdio Montecarà 1 |  |
Popular music, entertainment, news in brief | FM, streaming, satellite |
| Ràdio Montecarà 2 |  |
Talk, news, sport, classical music, opera | FM, streaming, satellite |
Original programming
- Boletìn marìn - The longest-running program on Montecaran radio, this five-minute segment plays daily at 00:05, 05:55, and 18:05 on Ràdio Montecarà 2. The format is a brief summary of maritime weather conditions in the seas around Montecara followed by that day's ship arrivals and departures.
