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Czechoslovak Television (ČST) was founded on 1 May 1953 in Czechoslovakia. It was known by three names over its lifetime: Czech: Československá televize, Slovak: Československá televízia (until 1990), Česko-slovenská televízia (from 1990 until 1992).
1953-1968
1963-1969
1969-1993
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In 1993, Československá televize was separated into two companies, Slovenská televízia and Česká televize.
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Československá televize |
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| Television channels: Jednotka | Dvojka | Šport | RTVS 24 Defunct: Trojka Radio stations: Former organizations:  |
| ČT1 | ČT2 | ČT24 | ČT Sport | ČT:D/ČT Art
Video-on-demand Television programs News Programmes Defunct  |
| Eurovision/Euroradio ARD |
ARMR |
ARMTV |
BBC |
BHRT |
BNR |
BNT |
ČRo |
ČT |
CyBC / RIK |
DR |
ENRS |
EPTV |
ERR (ETV) |
ERSL |
ERT (ERA) |
ERTU |
GPB |
FMM (F24 | MCD | RFI) |
France.tv |
HRT (HR) |
İCTI (İR | İTV) |
JRTV |
Kan (IPBC) |
LNC |
LRT |
LSM (LR | LTV) |
MMD |
MRT |
MTVA (Duna) |
NPO |
NRK |
NSTU |
ORF |
PBS Ltd. |
PR |
RAI |
Radio France |
ROR |
RT |
RTBF |
RTCG |
RTÉ |
RTL |
RTP |
RTS |
RTSH |
RTVA |
RTVE (RNE | TVE) |
RTVS |
RTVSLO |
RÚV |
SMRTV |
SNRT |
SRG SSR |
SRT (SR | SVT | UR) |
TDA |
TG4 |
TL |
TRM |
TRT |
TT |
TV 2 (Denmark) |
TV 2 (Norway) |
TVP |
TVR |
UKIB (ITV | S4C | STV) |
VR |
VRT |
Yle |
ZDF Associated members Approved members Competitions Awards ceremonies Defunct competitions   |