RTVM

==Introduction==
Radio Television Mixopolis (Mixopolan: Radīo Televižlīa Mixheland), also known as RTVM for short, is the National broadcaster of the United Republics of Mixopolis in Television and Radio, and as such is owned by the RTVM Group, who much of it's funding comes from the state via the Ministerial Department of Telecommunications (MOT), the headquarters are located in the Solitsa Capital Territory.
Founded in 1955 as People's Television of Mixopolis (PTVM) under communist rule, in 2020 it merged with Septem Television (STV), and Pokémon Islands Television (TVEiY). The merger would only be finalized on December 1st, 2020 following the Mixopolan Reunification and the end of Communist rule.
==History==
Television was a late arrival in the Mixopolan Peninsula, even with it's massive combined land mass, but some tests were recorded in cities south of the Yuzhjugut River such as Pallet Town, Safron, Cinderacegrad, and Station Square, this is due to the South being more Industrialized and modern than most Northern cities, even though after the Soviet intervention in the Great Mixopolan War started in 1952, some Northern cities like Gnairy, Fluurgrad, Lovuuv, and York got these tests. 
However, by the end of the soviet intervention and the formation of the People's Republic of Mixopolis in 1954, it took the Communist Party of Mixopolis a while to get soviet exports to help develop full television sets ready for a nationwide public broadcaster.
In 1955, People's Television of Mixopolis (PTVM) debuted in Leninsburg (now Solitsa), Gnairy, Pallet Town, Safron, and other major cities. It was to be directly controlled and censored by the government via the Committee of Telecommunications of the Communist Party of Mixopolis (KTPKM), and make sure that all loyalty be owed to the state and its ideology.
It's most common programming included news, propaganda, military marches, and educational programming, and sometimes they would show Mixopolan made films, as well as select programming from the USSR and the Warsaw Pact. They also showed animations from Zagreb Film until being blacklisted from broadcast in 1982 for being "too abstract..."
In 1992, the Regions of Septem and the Pokémon Islands declared independence from the MPR, and thus PTVM was banned in the "breakaway republics"
In Septem, the new public broadcaster was STV, who ran a very simple and sustainable network. In the Pokémon Islands, they launched Televižlīa Eilondja Yūžjugūt (TVEiY). Their story is more interesting, as depending on the time, it yo-yo'd between public and private ownership, this caused logistical and political problems for both the network and the government, but in 2017, after the short lived Pokémon Islands Civil War, it's public status was enshrined into the networks constitution. TVEiY also dealt with censorship issues especially starting in 2000, when Braniswav Heggsson was elected president of the nation in a controversial election, he started to censor criticism of his policies, which causes people to start watching independent channels, rather than the government ran TVEiY.
After the fall of the MPR, and the beginning of the United Republics of Mixopolis, all 3 of these networks would unofficially merge, before it was finalized when the unification was completed, where RTVM has been broadcasting normally since then.
==Purchase of NTV==
In 2024, independent network NTV was facing financial trouble and in a mad attempt to earn money, they randomly sued RTVM for "forming a monopoly..." Long story short, NTV lost the case, and was bought by RTVM, with the purchase being ratified on May, 1st.
==Channels==
===RTVM ===
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RTVM 1: The original and now primary channel with daily news around the world, documentaries and generally serious programs.
RTVM 2: The second channel mainly for entertainment and some educational programs. Originally NTV 1
RTVM 3: The third channel, used for culture, films and music. Originally NTV 2
RTVM 4: The fourth channel, used for more adult programs (comedy, horror, etc.), and is regionalized, so local news is available. Originally NTV 3
RTVM Sports 1: The primary sports channel, broadcasts the Mixopolan Premier League, the M Liga (basketball), and other large sports events.
RTVM Sports 2: The secondary sports channel, broadcasts the Big 20 Rugby Union League, and other smaller and local sports events.
===Minority Language Programming (as of 2024)===
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Hǎi'ān Tǔdì Diànshìtái: Region: Hai'an Tudi Language: Mandarin Chinese
Radiotelenikaz Mobius/Radiotileorasi Anthropolis: Region: Mobius Languages: Native Mobian and Greco-Mobian
Taungpain Rotemyinsankyarr: Region: Taungpain Language: Burmese
Telehūāhā Yūzhjugūtkū: Region: Pokémon Islands: Language: Yuzhjugutian
Televiziya Žyenavo: Region: Žjenavo Language: Žjen Bulgar
===Additional Programming===
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Frotel: Programs shows based off of politics, and shows parliament meeting that are allowed to be broadcasted.
News/Dnevnik24: Broadcast news 24/7.
Category:Fictional television networks