TYBC 1

TYBC 1 is the first and flagship television channel of the Tybaltevan Broadcasting Company (TYBC), the public service broadcaster of Tybalteva.
The channel - whose annual budget for 2017–18 was §1.14 billion - is mainly funded by an annual television licence fee together with the TYBC's other domestic television stations, and shows uninterrupted programming without commercial advertising. It is currently the most watched television channel in Tybalteva.
Since March 2019, the channel is headed by Conan Anubis, the TYBC's Director of Content.
Unlike the other channels, headquartered in the business district of Joekeong, the premises of TYBC 1 are located in Gatineau.
All the programs are in Tybaltevan, with subtitles available in various languages (English, French, Griffin, Korean and Tanoirian) to cater to non native speakers.
== Involvement in NSC and WLSC ==
On 28 December, 2019, TYBC 1 started broadcasting the Nation Song Contest, with the aim of applying for full membership and making Tybalteva debut in the future.
On 23 February 2020, Tybalteva officially debuted in the Waiting List Song Contest - on the occasion of the 192nd edition held in Guryjev, Svobodnia - with the song "Rock Me" by Melanie C, ranking second with 86 points.
On 12 March 2021, the NBU upgraded the broadcaster's membership and accepted its application for the main contest. As a result, Tybalteva debuted in the 191st edition of NSC, held in Doire.
== Notable programs ==
Genre 	Program 	Description 	 		
Genre 	Program 	Description 	Documentaries	Aàteris Ploda Me...
(what lies behind...)	social reality documentaries.
Lùw yeqi, lùw omki
(our forest, our home)	nature documentaries. 	 	Documentaries		
Blào dèm kaèsmos
(out in space)	cosmological documentaries. 	 	Documentaries		
Gameshows	Trem Aèlbasor
(the statue) 	 	 		
Gameshows	5-nilm Erbè
(five-star hotel)	 	 		
Gameshows	Jùk lo fiàkpot!
(hit the jackpot!)	 	 		
Music 	Gaètinàsù Festivàalki
(festival of Gatineau)	historical quarterly festival of Tybaltevan music involving the Tybaltevan Philharmonic Orchestra. 	 		
Music 	Tyubalteavàento Muùsiki Avvarde
(Tybaltevan Music Awards)	popular annual music show that celebrates the country's sovereignty on 5 March. 	 		
Music 	Muùsiki Ati!
(Music first!) 	weekly musical talk-show. 	 		
Music 	Nation Song Contest 	international song competition. 	 		
News 	20h zaseù caravà
(8pm news bulletin)	daily domestic, global and online news coverage. 	 		
News 	Veni, vidi, vici
(I came, I saw, I conquered)	political talk-show. 	 		
News 	Trem Karaàln
(The Crown) 	program dedicated to His Majesty Archibald Aedan of Tybalteva, His speeches and public appearances.	 		
Series 	Vell nàr ti gredùm
(light is a shadow)	 	 		
Series 	Hins paraferi ùss xèlo
(don't die too fast)	 	 		
Series 	Nàesst
(Next) 	 	 		
Sports 	Summer & Winter Olympic Games	international sporting competition. 	 		
== Other channels of the TYBC ==
Name 	Content 	 	
Name 	Content 	TYBC 2	focuses on arts and culture-related talk-shows and documentaries.
It also broadcasts concerts and historical movies.
TYBC 3	specializes in action, suspense and police procedural series and movies, while also broadcasting political programs - including live sessions of the Parliament, the Upper Chamber of Savant Knights and the Chamber of Peace Keepers - several times a week in the morning.	 	
TYnews	provides 24-hour national and global news coverage. 	 	
TY!!! 	broadcasts cartoons, animated movies and children-friendly series. 	 	
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