National broadcaster in East Timor
Radio e Televisão de Timor-Leste, E.P. (RTTL, , "Radio and Television of East Timor" in English) is the national state radio and television broadcaster in East Timor.
Radio.
The radio branch of RTTL is known as Radio Timor Leste (RTL), which broadcasts in Tetum and Portuguese. Radio Timor Leste is broadcast 16 hours a day with 34 programs locally produced by a staff of 63. Seven percent of RTL's programmes come from outside producers, including non governmental organizations and agencies.
RTL has 4 departments to support its daily operation: News, Programming, Technical, and the Department of Promotion, External Production and Research.
RTL Director Mr Rosario Da Graca Maia also serves as the Head of International Relations of Timor Lorosae'e Journalist's Association - TLJA. He has received an Australian Leadership Award and he's the Young International Analyst and Alert coordinator for the Southeast Asia Press Alliance - SEAPA
Radio Timor Leste can be reached on FM frequency in Dili 91.7 and different frequency in every District. RTL has AM frequency on 684. RTL has a plan to open up a new Channel called Antena 2 targeted youth and possibility to attend advertisement as the institution base on decree law 48/2008 became as "empresa publica" (public company).
Base on the survey done by East Timor Insight, Radio Timor Leste as a major channel of information and has a widest coverage of the population.
Television.
The television division of RTTL is known as Televisão de Timor Leste or Televizaun Timor Lorosae ("East Timor Television"), abbreviated as TVTL. Its schedule consists of some locally made programs in Tetum, as well as relay of news programmes and others from RTP Internacional. In the past it occasionally broadcast a few programmes from ABC Australia, and BBC World News. In September 2008, it signed an agreement with Brazil's TV Globo, allowing its access to that channel's programming until year-end 2014, in a package worth 3,000 hours of content. The package started with the 2006 version of Sinhá Moça, and by the end of 2009 planned to air non-telenovela formats, A Diarista, A Grande Família, Malhação and Sítio do Pica-Pau Amarelo.
TVTL began broadcast in 1978, first as the East Timor station of TVRI and was later renamed as TV UNTAET. Following independence on 20 May 2002, it adopted its present name. It absorbed the former TVRI transmitter on channel 7, as well as having a relay station on channel 12 in Baucau.
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