THVL
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Vĩnh Long Radio - Television Station is a radio - television station under the Provincial Party Committee , Department of Information - Communication & People's Committee of Vinh Long Province. The short name of the station is THVL and is included in its logo. Vĩnh Long Radio - Television Station is loved by many audiences in the South with its exciting entertainment programs and feature films. The station's music sign is the song "Nam Bộ kháng chiến(War of Vietnam)", used until 2012. This is the largest station in the Mekong Delta and is the top 3 TV channels with the largest rating in the country.
History edit
- In April 1977, the leaders of Cửu Long province decided to build Cửu Long Radio and broadcast the test from September 2, 1977 on the wave 950 Khz 315m.
- On December 22, 1977, Cửu Long Radio officially broadcast.
- In 1979, a 60m high radio broadcasting column was built.
- In 1984, the station was renamed the Cửu Long Radio - Television Station.
- In 1986, a 96m high television broadcasting column was built.
- In 1989, the Radio installed 1 10Kw radio, covering the whole province and neighboring provinces.
- On December 22, 1992, Cửu Long province split into two new provinces, Vĩnh Long and Trà Vinh. Cửu Long Radio - Television Station was renamed to Vĩnh Long Radio - Television, started broadcasting the first TV channel named THVL.
- In December 1993, the Radio installed a 250-watt transmitter on channel 12 VHF, and built a TV Technical Center.
- In 1994, the station was equipped with a 1 Kw FM radio with a frequency of 90.2 MHz, to carry out general information and music programs.
- In 1997, Vĩnh Long Radio - Television was awarded the Third Class Labor Medal
- In October 1999, Vĩnh Long radio and television technical center started construction.
- On December 31, 1999, Vĩnh Long Radio - Television broadcast a special program welcoming the new decade and millennium with a length of 48 hours (from 12:00 on December 31, 1999 to 12:00. January 2, 2000) to welcome the year 2000.
- By August 2000, the station was equipped with a system of specialized equipment for digital technology radio program production and a project of a 150m-high self-standing broadcasting tower.
- The 10Kw stereo FM transmitter was also put on the air. Increasing the radio's FM entertainment time from 6am / day to 10h broadcasting every day with many attractive live entertainment + exchanges.
- In 2001, financial self-balancing was conducted in accordance with Decree 10 / CP. In 2002, received the Labor Medal of second grade.
- Performing self-balance 100%. In 2003, THVL bought their own mobile video car.
- On January 1, 2005, the Center for Radio and Television Technology officially operated and began broadcasting the second TV channel on channel 8 VHF named THVL8.
- In 2006, implementing the project to organize 9 new professional departments, 7 district and town radio stations. THVL channels broadcast 22.23 / 24h.
- September 2006, Launched of the website. In 2007, THVL was honored to receive the First Class Labor Medal. At the same time, officially broadcast 2 channels THVL, THVL8 on cable television systems HTVC, SCTV, cable TV Binh Duong BTC, cable TV Binh Phuoc BPTC.
- On August 1, 2008, THVL (channel 31 VHF) changed its name to THVL1 and THVL8 (channel 8 UHF) changed its name to THVL2. Broadcast the third TV channel on channel 10 VHF named THVL3, and broadcast channel VTV6. 2 channels THVL1 & THVL2 officially broadcast on Vinasat 1 satellite, establishing Phương Nam Television Company.
- In 2009, THVL3 channel stopped broadcasting In 2010 - 2011, officially broadcast 2 channels THVL1, THVL2 on digital cable television systems MyTV, VTC Digital, K +, Vietnam Cable Television VTVCab, Hanoi Cable Television HCaTV (Hanoicab), Cable TV Arico CATV Thu River, Huế HTC Cable Television, FPT Television - ITV.
- In 2012, the Radio was honored to receive the Third Class Independence Medal. It started broadcasting 24/24 with THVL channels.
- On November 1, 2012, THVL2 stopped broadcasting on analog. This is the earliest analogue broadcasting channel in Vietnam, earlier than VTV channels.
- January 2013: Starts broadcast Vietnamese film golden hour at 20:00 (previously at 20:30 pm), opening with the movie "Cô nàng tăng cân(She gained weight)".
- August 24, 2013, officially broadcast THVL2 channel on Vietnam Cable Television system VTVCab In October 2014, THVL started to open the gameshow time frame every Friday at 9pm on 'THVL1, and later from May 2015, the channel started to broadcast gameshow at 9pm every day.
- On October 10, 2014, the Radio cooperated with Ho Chi Minh City Television to establish Southern Digital Television Co., Ltd. (SDTV).
- In 2015, officially 2 broadcast channels THVL1, THVL2 on the digital digital television system in the South of SDTV.
- On March 15, 2016, the station broadcast 2 channels THVL1 HD and THVL2 HD on the digital system of Vinh Long Cable Television (THVLc), and on the digital terrestrial television system (DVB-T2) of the frequency channel SDTV 34 UHF.
- On December 31, 2016, THVL1 stopped broadcasting on analog.
- On January 1, 2017, the station broadcast 2 channels THVL1 HD and THVL2 HD on HTVC's digital cable television system (Channels 59, 60), VTVCab (Channels 244, 245), SCTV (Channels 31, 32) , (Channels 105, 106).
- May 19, 2017: Launch of THVLi Online viewing app on App Store and Google Play August 6, 2018 stopped broadcasting 2 channels THVL1 and THVL2 (SD) on satellite TV infrastructure
- October 1, 2018: Broadcasting THVL1 HD channel on channel 30 UHF of VTC Digital Television Station in Da Nang.
- December 1, 2018: THVL2 channel started to broadcast VTV News on all broadcasting platforms (instead of just broadcast on THVLc as before).
- February 3, 2019: THVL3 channel returns with a new look: "Vietnamese movie channel and Asian movie channel".
- April 6, 2019, THVL3 HD channel launched on FPT and VTVCab. April 30, 2019 launched THVL4 channel - Channel of Culture, Tourism and Entertainment.
- July 1, 2019, officially aired 4 channels THVL1 HD, THVL2 HD, THVL3 HD, THVL4 HD, 2 channels THVL3, THVL4 on digital cable TV system MyTV.
- August 28, 2019: Broadcast THVL1 HD and THVL2 HD on DVB-T2 infrastructure of channel 30 UHF of VTC Digital Television Station in Hanoi and some Northern provinces.
- September 5, 2019, broadcast 2 channels THVL1 HD and THVL2 HD on DVB-T2 infrastructure of channel 29 UHF of VTC in North Central.
- November 1, 2019, THVL4 HD channel launched on VTVCab.
- March 26, 2020: THVL3 HD channel starts broadcasting on DVB-T2 infrastructure of VTC Digital Television Station of channel 30 UHF in Hanoi and some northern areas and channel 29 UHF in North Central Vietnam.
Manager edit
Director: Lê Thanh Tuân
Deputy Director: Phạm Thanh Xuân
Huỳnh Tấn Phát (Head of News Department)
Đào Thị Tuyết Vân (Head of Administration Organization)
Radio program channels edit
| Channel | Content | Date aired |
|---|---|---|
| THVL1 | News - Politics - General | December 22, 1992 (SD), March 15, 2016 (HD) |
| THVL2 | Culture - Society | January 1, 2005 (SD), March 15, 2016 (HD) |
| THVL3 | Asian feature film | 2008 - 2009 (earlier), February 3, 2019 (re-airing) |
| THVL4 | Culture - Information - Travel - Entertainment | April 30, 2019 |
| General | Broadcasting | 22/12/1977 (AM), 1994 (FM) |
Broadcast infrastructure edit
TV signal edit
On television, Vĩnh Long Radio - Television Station broadcast on channels THVL1, THVL2, THVL3, THVL4
- Channel THVL1 and THVL1 HD can be viewed through the following systems:
- Digital terrestrial television DVB-T2 such as: SDTV (K34), VTC (K30), AVG
- Satellite digital television: VTC, K +, AVG
- Cable TV: THVLc (Vĩnh Long cable TV), HTVC, SCTV, HanoiCab, VTVCab and cable TV systems of the provinces in the country
- IPTV: FPT Television, MyTV of VNPT, ViettelTV, OTT: VieON, App K +, THVLi, FPT Play, VTVCab ON, Clip TV, VTVgo, SCTV Online, HTVC, MyTV net, ONME, HTVC TVoD
- Mobile TV: Mobifone, Vinaphone, preparing to cooperate with VDC to implement TV OnDemand, OTT
- And online on website: www.thvli.vn
- THVL2 and THVL2 HD channels: can be viewed through the following systems:
- Digital terrestrial television DVB-T2 such as: SDTV (K34), VTC (K30), AVG (south)
- Satellite digital TV: VTC, K +, AVG (only broadcast from VTC's free satellite system)
- Cable TV: THVLc (Vinh Long cable TV), HTVC, SCTV, HanoiCab, VTVCab and cable TV systems of the provinces in the country
- IPTV: FPT Television, MyTV of VNPT, ViettelTV OTT: VieON, App K +, THVLi, FPT Play, VTVCab ON, Clip TV, SCTV Online, HTVC, MyTV net, HTVC TVoD
- Mobile TV: Mobifone, Vinaphone, preparing to cooperate with VDC to implement TV OnDemand, OTT
- And online on website: www.thvli.vn
- THVL3 and THVL3 HD channels can be viewed through the following systems:
- Digital terrestrial television DVB-T2: SDTV (K34), VTC (K30) Cable TV: SCTV, VTVCab, THVLc (Vĩnh Long cable TV)
- Satellite digital television: K + IPTV: MyTV of VNPT, FPT Television, ViettelTV OTT: THVLi, Clip TV, FPT Play, VTVCab ON, VieON, HTVC TVoD
- And online on website: www.thvli.vn
- THVL4 and THVL4 HD channels: can be viewed through the following systems:
- Digital terrestrial television DVB-T2 such as: SDTV (K34) Cable TV: SCTV, VTVCab, THVLc (Vĩnh Long cable TV)
- Satellite digital television: K + IPTV: MyTV of VNPT, FPT Television, ViettelTV OTT: THVLi, Clip TV, VieON, VTVCab ON, FPT Play
- And online on website: www.thvli.vn
Radio waves edit
On radio waves, the current radio broadcasts on FM and AM channels:
- AM wave: frequency 950 Khz, antenna height 153m. Covering the entire Mekong River Delta region; a part of provinces and cities in the Southeast region. Currently, AM radio has stopped coverage.
- FM wave: frequency 90.2 Mhz, coverage 24 / 24h, antenna height 153m. Covering the entire Mekong River Delta region; a part of provinces and cities in the Southeast region.
- Alternatively, we can listen online on the website: www.thvli.vn.
Electronic information edit
Continuously and promptly edit and update information in the province, domestically and internationally.
Exploit selected information sources such as science, entertainment, science, society, technology, technology, and domestic news.
Villainous Acts edit
Their most famous villainous acts is publishing attribution, one-way and false information and getting scandals because of it,specifically, the following example cases:
- The program "Lời cảnh báo(The warnings)" period 385 aired on THVL1 in August 2017 tells about a series of downsides to the anime, the ecchi side to be exploited quite strongly. But when giving the example of an anime with ecchi, they used an hentai and equated it as an anime. It is the above-mentioned act that has created the "rage" of young people. Just a few hours after the video was posted, a series of anime fans and Facebook users launched a total invasion on their Facebook and the purpose was to force them to apologize to a series of anime fans in Vietnam. Also due to too much spam in the comments section, they had to turn off the rating feature due to receiving too many 1-star reviews. They later deleted the aforementioned video.However, its influence has caused the news channel's reputation to decrease
- The program "Câu chuyện cuộc sống(Life Story)" with the theme "Video games with murder stealing mission - Is this entertainment or promoting crime acts?" aired on THVL1 on August 2, 2018 that the survival games, including PlayerUnknown's Battleground (also known as PUBG for short) and Minecraft are "prone to violence". After the video was posted, it received a lot of criticism from the gaming community in general and the Internet community in particular. Specifically, the aforementioned controversial video has been mercilessly criticized and dislike. They then deleted the video (rather than the YouTube deleting as many forums reported)
- However, not only that, in May 2019, they also posted another video titled "Addiction to online games is harder to treat than drug addiction" and it is not surprising that the aforementioned video also gets constant dislike "bomb" from gamers community until they have to delete it
- In the program "Life Story" with the title "The rise of low effort clip: What is the future for good Youtuber?", whether this is just accidental or intentional that they has included a photo of "the king of YouTube" PewDiePie comes in as an example when talking about the reality of low effort video on YouTube. Although all the videos (except for the "Announcement" video on the Home tab) and the channel icon were blurred out, the Internet community recognized PewDiePie at first glance. After the video was posted, it received a lot of criticism from the Internet community in general and PewDiePie fans in particular.This negligence has made the Internet community Vietnam and other countries feel extremely disappointed.
It is the above acts that have caused THVL to be attached to the names that are acrimonious, offensive , one of which is "Vĩnh Dragon".