The University Of Dahrconia Portville Television Network

The University Of Dahrconia, Portville Television Network is the official television station for the University Of Dahrconia campus in Portville, Oreconsin.  The official call letters for the station is DNUDP-DT. DNUDP-DT broadcasts all over Dahrconia on channel 60. The U of D also has a sister station that broadcasts from Mordecai City, Tennemont on channel 45.
== History ==
The University of Dahrconia Opened it's doors on March 10th, 1956 as demand for more educational opportunities arose. DNUDP actually started as a small radio station to assist students in acquiring a degree in Broadcast Journalism. However as the station grew, the request was made to go from a radio station to a Television station. Then on September 1st, 1965 the first official TV Broadcast was made featuring Professor Richard Gaines gave a demonstration of how friction can affect the performance of a Lathe cutting wood.
As the years progressed, the university experimented with various types of programming.  This included educational, comedic, and serious types of programming.  Some succeeded while others did fail.  However the University did hold to it’s promise of providing educational TV to whoever was willing and able to watch.
=== Later Years ===
The Station continued to see some decent success, as more and more people were able to take advantage of the educational programs offered on the network. So much so that people were able to take most of their classes by watching programming on the network, and then attend only when needed to finish their degrees.
== Digital Transition ==
Starting on June 10th, 2008, DNUDP Had begun work on getting themselves ready to broadcast in Digital Television as per the mandates made to make the digital switch by June 12th, 2009. Once the equipment arrived at the studio, technicians and students alike assembled the entire digital broadcast package, and then on June 12th, the button was pressed. DNUDP officially ended it's analog broadcasts once and for all. Once the true power of digital was fully realized, DNUDP expanded to three full channels. This included the main channel which the students could use to make their own shows and other things. The other two shows are dedicated solely to broadcasting classroom sessions and educational interest programming.