There is also an extensive network of adult education in the language. Regional programme planning of the Spanish public television service is entirely in Catalan. The Catalan government controls two public channels with broadcasts in Catalan only. There are some private television channels which broadcast exclusively in Castilian. Various radio stations, both public and private, broadcast in Catalan only.
Some stations use both languages.
A number of daily and weekly newspapers and other periodicals are published entirely in Catalan. In addition, some Spanish-language newspapers carry articles in the language. The Catalan government also actively supports and sponsors the use of the language in trade and industry. The Linguistic Normalization Act passed by the Balearic Parliament in 1986 aims at making Catalan the normal working language of administration and the normal medium of instruction in schools. Administrative forms and documents are available in both languages.