TVCG 1
television channel
TVCG 1 is a Montenegrin television channel that is part of Radio Television of Montenegro (RTCG). It was established in 1964 under the auspices of RTT. The channel specializes mainly in news and national productions.
History
Although relays of Italian television have been available in Montenegro under Yugoslav rule since 1956, it wasn't until 4 May 1964 when the local television station started. On this day, the first news report from the Titograd newsroom was presented. By 1968, the regular weekly chronicle "Kroz Crna Gora" began, which in 1971 grew into the daily service "Novosti dana". A sports team was also set up around this time.
The first daily television news service (Dnevnik) was broadcast in 1975. In 1979, Titograd TV joined the Eurovision network at the opening of the TV Festival of non-aligned countries in Bar.
RTT moved into its new facilities in 1984, which improved professional working conditions.
In 1991, the channel adopted its current name, TVCG 1, gaining a more autonomous schedule in 1997.
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