Teleivision in Korat

== History ==
* 1 February 1955 at 7:30 PM: 1st free-to-air terrestrial television station Ruamkratok Television (RKT) on VHF Channel 9 (186.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 17:00 until 23:00 TST, a total of six hours daily.
* 7 February 1956 at 7:30 PM: 2st free-to-air terrestrial television station RKT Japan on VHF Channel 11 (198.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 17:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of five hours daily.
* 9 May 1956 at 7:30 PM: 3st free-to-air terrestrial television station WKAN (Now on Channel 68) (Now Army2) on VHF Channel 4 (66.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 17:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of five hours daily.
* 17 May 1957 at 7:30 PM: 4st free-to-air terrestrial television station Somchit on VHF Channel 7 (174.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 19:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of three hours daily.
* 17 May 1957 at 7:40 PM: 5st free-to-air terrestrial television station Somchit on VHF Channel 3 (60.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 19:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of three hours daily.
* 17 May 1958 at 8:30 PM: 6st free-to-air terrestrial television station Huatalae on VHF Channel 2 (54.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 20:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of two hours daily.
* 25 May 1958 at 8:30 PM: 7st free-to-air terrestrial television station Mhadthai (Now Yai Biam) on VHF Channel 5 (76.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 20:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of two hours daily.
* 30 May 1958 at 8:30 PM: 8st free-to-air terrestrial television station Telesankei (Now Fuji TV) on VHF Channel 13 (210.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 20:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of two hours daily.
* 30 June 1958 at 8:30 PM: 9st free-to-air terrestrial television station MNM on UHF Channel 21 (512.250-MHz) was officially launched and initially broadcasting hours were from 20:30 until 22:30 TST, a total of two hours daily.
Frequency Channel	TV Channel	Callsign	Power
2 	Huatalae 	HSWX-TV 	100k
3 	Somchit 	HSSC-TV 	100k
4 	Army 2 	HSGT-TV 	40k
5 	Yai Piem 	HSET-TV 	100k
7 	Somchit 	HSSC-TV 	100k
9 	RKT 	HSYR-TV 	100k
11 	RKT Japan 	HSRH-TV 	100k
13 	Fuji TV 	HSTV-TV 	100k
21 	MNM 	HSCD-TV 	100k
23 	AIS PRTV 	HSDE-TV 	100k
29 	Somchit 	HSGH-TV 	100k
35 	SCTV NEWS 	HSWW-TV 	100k
37 	RKT NEWS 	HSDF-TV 	100k
49 	LAWAN TV 	HSEX-TV 	1k
68 	WKAN 	HSWW-TV 	1k
69 	AI Jazeera	HSWE-TV 	2k
== Number of viewers (rating) ==
opposition 50-55%	Neutral 30-40%	Government favor 20-25%
Somchit 35-40%
Yai Piem 10%
Other 5%	Fuji TV 20-25%
Nippon TV 5%	RKT 55%
Lawan TV 12%
Other (Army 2, Community Station) 5%