China Central Television
or Chinese Central Television, commonly
abbreviated as CCTV (Simplified Chinese: ;
Pinyin: Zhōngguó Zhōngyāng Diànshìtái) is
the major broadcast television network in
Mainland China. Organizationally, it is
a sub-ministry of People's Republic of China's
central government within the State Administration
of Radio, Television, and Film and as such
it does not have any editorial independence
from the PRC government.
CCTV has sixteen
different channels of programming content
and competes with television stations run
by local governments (such as BTV and several
regional channels) and foreign programming
which can be readily received via satellite
television. Unlike US channel naming conventions,
but similar to the situation in many countries
in Europe, most CCTV channels are listed
in sequential order with no discerning descriptions,
e.g. CCTV-1, CCTV-2, etc.
CCTV5 is the biggest
Sports Channel in the People's Republic
of China.It has extensive coverage of European
football leagues (including Italian, Spanish,
German and French leagues), CCTV5 also have
the exclusive rights of NBA,Chinese Basketball
Association, International Table Tennis
Federation (ITTF) and Olympics, and the
events leading up to it.
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CCTV
channels |
Content |
| CCTV-1 |
Mixture |
| CCTV-2 |
Economy |
| CCTV-3
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Arts |
| CCTV-4 |
International,
in Chinese |
| CCTV-5
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Sports |
| CCTV-6 |
Movies
and series |
| CCTV-7 |
Military/Agriculture |
| CCTV-8 |
TV
drama |
| CCTV-9 |
International,
in English |
| CCTV-10 |
Science
and Education |
| CCTV-11 |
Opera |
| CCTV-12
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Society
and Law |
| CCTV-News |
24-hour
News |
| CCTV-Children |
Children's
channel |
| CCTV-Music |
Music
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| CCTV-E&F
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International,
in Spanish and French |
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