Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI)

Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI) is the oldest television station in Indonesia, and was the only television station until 1989. The television station is publicly owned, the first broadcast was made on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of Indonesian Independence on 17th August 1962 from the National Palace, Jakarta. This was a black and white transmission, and the station subsequently broadcast the Asian Games held in Jakarta.

Its headquarter is located in South Jakarta. Apart from the central studio, TVRI also has several regional branches:

1. TVRI NAD
2. TVRI North Sumatra
3. TVRI Yogyakarta
4. TVRI East Java
5. TVRI Bali
6. TVRI South Sulawesi
7. TVRI Papua

On past time, TVRI was showed advertisement, then at 1980s and 1990s TVRI not might to show advertisement, and at last, TVRI again shows advertisement. Today's status is Public Broadcasting Server, just like PBS. Some part of operational of TVRI was sued or hold nationallity.

TVRI lost its national monopoly in 1989 with the establishment of the private television station RCTI, SCTV, and later TPI.

The initial motto of TVRI was "Weaving Unity and Togetherness" ("Menjalin Persatuan dan Kesatuan"), but in 2000, the motto was changed to become "Closer to the Heart" ("Makin Dekat di Hati").

Launched

17 August 1962

Owned by

Government of Indonesia

Country

Indonesia

Broadcast area

Free To Air/Cable/Satellite

Sister channel(s)

QTV (2000 – NOW)

Swara (2000 – NOW)

Televisi Edukasi (2004 – NOW)

TPI (1991 – 1997)

Website

http://www.tvri.co.id

Availability

Terrestrial

Ambon

Balikpapan

Banda Aceh

Bandar Lampung

Bandung

Bangka

Banjarmasin

Banyuwangi

Batam

Belang

Bengkalis

Bengkulu

Biak

Bogor

Boroko

Bukittinggi

Cirebon

Denpasar

Donggala

Gorontalo

Gunung Depok

Gunung Gantungan

Gunung Nagrak

Jakarta

Jambi

Jayapura

Jember

Kendari

Kupang

Lirung

Madiun

Makassar

Makaweimben

Malang

Manado

Manokwari

Marisa

Mataram

Medan

Merauke

Nawangan

Padang

Paguyaman

Palangkaraya

Palembang

Palu

Pamekasan

Pangkalpinang

Parepare

Pekanbaru

Pontianak

Popayato

Prabumulih

Probolinggo

Pulau Bawean

Rantauprapat

Semarang

Sentani

Surabaya

Tahuna

Tarakan

Tareran

Trenggalek

Tulungagung

Wonogondo

Yogyakarta

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Satellite

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Cable

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