NRTN 1

NRTN 1 (formerly known as NDRB Television, NDRB 1ch, NTS One and NRT S1) is a free-to-air commercial TV channel operated by Neon Radio and Television Network. It is the first channel in Neon District and the very first one to get color, with the first program being broadcast in color on June 1st, 1965. As of September 2020, it is the most-watched in Neon District. It's callsign is JOXN-DT (TV or TDT in some areas).
== History ==
NDRB Television, broadcasting on Channel 2 VHF, was launched on July 1st, 1952 at 6:00pm. The channel opened at 6:00pm with a program that only broadcasted once, "Live at the NDRB Studios". At 8:00pm, it ended, and the first ever edition of "Neon News" was then shown, which lasted for an hour. After it was shown, operations ceased for the night.
During it's early days, the program was only local, and was inspired by the BBC and NHK. It soon started broadcasting imported programs from countries such as Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Taiwan in 1955. English broadcasting was introduced in 1956.
In 1964, the second channel, NDRB 2ch (now NRTN 2) was opened. This launched UHF frequencies for both channels, and NDRB Television renamed themselves to NDRB 1ch. Around this time, 1pm - 3pm was dedicated to general programming, 3pm - 4pm was women's programming, 4pm - 5pm was children's programming, 5pm - 7pm being prime-time and 9:00pm - 10:55pm would be focused on drama, documentaries, films and local programming.
Color television was introduced to the channel in 1965, but only broadcasted for half a day. Color was soon introduced to NRTN 2 in 1967 and full-color television commenced for both channels in 1971 when the Kodomoterebi blocks and all of it's mini-blocks/programs finally went full color.
Full-time color was reverted in 1973 due to the Neon District Economic Crisis, and was brought back in 1974.
The "RB" in "NDRB" split off into NRS in 1975, creating NTS, forcing NDRB 1ch to finally rename themselves to NTS One after 11 years. They became one of the most biggest budgeted channels in the country due to the Neon District Ecomony Boom.
NRS merged with NTS in 1983, creating NRT. The channels renamed themselves once again to "NRT S?". The reason for the "S" before the number is because jammers had been set up around the bordering Amery SC, the smallest Communist citystate, making it Shiguto City-exclusive.
In 1989, the Amery SC dissolved, causing NRT S1 to rename themselves NRTN 1 due to the rebrand that NRTN did.
== Programs ==
(If the moderators of Fictional TV Stations Wiki let me make a page of all the programs broadcasted by NRTN 1, I will put it here.)
== Broadcast hours ==
* 1952 - 1955: 7:00pm - 10:30pm
* 1955 - 1964: 4:30pm - 10:45pm
* 1964 - 1968: 1:00pm - 10:55pm
* 1968 - 1973: 1:00pm - 11:30pm
* 1973 - 1974: 2:30pm - 11:30pm
* 1974 - 1983: 7:00am - 11:30pm (weekdays), 12:00pm - 11:55pm (weekends)
* 1983 - 1991: 6:55am - 12:25am
* 1991 - 2000: 6:30am - 1:20am
* 2000 - 2008: 5:25am - 2:30am
* 2008 - 2009: 4:30am - 3:35am
* 2009 - present: 24 hours
== Slogans ==
* The Voice of Shiguto City (1952 - 1961)
* The Voice of Neon District (1961 - 1964)
* Ear and Eye (1964 - 1975)
* Still the One / Still in Debt (1975 - 1983)
* The Neon Network (1983 - 2000)
* NRTN: Brings us Together (2000 - 2008)
* Feel at Home (2008 - 2010)
* We are Together! (2010 - 2017)
* Shiguto's Best. / Shiguto's best. NRTN 1 (2017 - present)
== Gallery ==
=== Logo History ===
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