RTV Theory and Practice - Special Issue

Radio - Television Belgrade Radio-Television Belgrade is the radio broadcasting organization of SR SERBIA (Serbia Ргорег) and includes Radio-Belgrade, Television Belgrade and Records Production. Technical Base MW transmitters 8 2,642 (Data in kW) USW transmitters 22 560 TV transmitters 20 5,192 TV converters 106 5.74 Radio-Belgrade initiated regular broadcasting in 1929. Now it has the First, Second and Third Programs which are complemented by a local and stereo program. [For foreign listeners, there is a special program broadcasted in foreign languages-”Radio-Jugoslavia”. Foreign languages program is broadcasted on shortwaves in the Albanian, Bulgarian, English, French, Greek, German, Russian and Spanish languagesj. First Program is broadcasted from 04.00 to 00,05 and all night on Saturdays and Sundays, without interruption. The programs аге of general interest: informative-political, cultural-artistic, educational-scientific, entertainment, music and programs for children and schools. Special attention is given to the interests of the broad public. Second Program is broadcasted from 05.00 (Saturdays and Sundays from 07.00) to 19.58 and integrates the programs of Serbia’s local stations, The programs concentrate on current events in work organizations and civic activities. Special attention is given to the younger listening audience and to specific regions in Vugoslavia, Third Program is broadcasted daily from 20.00 to 24.00 as a continuation of the Second Program, It is primarily intended for the intellectual circle of listeners, so special attention is given to the studious treatment of fundamental problems in the various scientific disciplines, art and theoretical deliberations of the development of the society. It organizes different types of discussions for the purpose of analyzing current affairs in the light of Marxist thought. A selection from this program is published in the quarterly ”Third Program”. Belgrade 202 is a local program primarily aimed at Belgrade listeners and with an accent on audience contact.

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