ARTK

The Albian Radio-Television Corporation (Albian: Alpani Radientelevisika Korprassen; ARTK) is a public service broadcaster in Albia. It was established in 1959 by the Broadcasting Act of 1959, which allowed the government-owned Albian Radio Service (ARČ), which establishes the framework for its operation, including the performance of public service tasks in the field of television broadcasting and the method of financing.
As a public service medium, it is intended to provide all citizens with access to information, culture, education and entertainment. ARTK operates fourteen national public television stations and five radio stations. It also offers broadcast services for the regions in Albia, as well as news, sport, and weather services for the whole of Albia.
==Services==
=== Radio ===
=== Television ===
Logo	Date of launch	Type of programming
 	1 Jul 1959 	ARTK Una is a generalist channel, showing family-oriented television, Albian movies, children's programming, news and documentaries. ARTK Una HD is the high-definition version of ARTK Una.
 	26 Jan 1985 	ARTK Dua broadcasts a mix of comedy, drama, and soap operas. It also serves as a backup station for programs on ARTK Una with schedhuling conflicts as a result of programs such as elections or the Tapavision Song Contest.
 	1 Jan 1990 	ARTK Trei broadcasts regional programming and regional newscasts. Much of it's programming is aimed at small towns and villages.
 	1 Jul 1999 	ARTK Umenija was launched in partnership with the Albian Performing Arts Department (APUD). The channel is mainly focused on arts and cultre.
 	9 Jan 2018 	ARTK Kleker broadcasts classical programming - specifically programming from the fifties to the early eighties. The channel also airs a newscast for the elderly at 8:00pm every night.
 	3 Jul 2005 	ARTK Diu broadcasts lifestyle and leisure programming, particularly home and garden tips. The channel's name, Diu, translates to "how", referencing the term "how-to".
 	31 Aug 2013 	Nekto is a children's channel designed for young viewers 4 to 12 years of age and was launched on 31 August 2013. Nekto broadcasts from 6am to 8pm.The name is a pun on the Albian word 'nektič' (meaning "play") but has a second meaning; letters N, K, and T represent the channels interim name prior to launch, Nadzenali Kindie Televisika, though the name was scrapped and changed to Nekto after similarities between it and the name of rival broadcaster NKR were discovered.
 	24 Feb 2020 	Launched in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, Nekto Skolči was launched as an originally temporary channel that broadcast educational content. Since the lifting of lockdowns, the channel has been used as a channel for programming from the former university block that aired on ARTK Trei.
 	3 Jul 2005 	ARTK Fakti broadcasts documentaries and nature-oriented shows. A lot of it's programs are sourced from other countries, such as the catalogue from JBC Earth.
 	6 Sep 2005 	ARTK 24 is a 24-hour rolling news station. It was created as a local alternative to international news networks like Fox News and JBC World. The channel airs newscasts, and also simulcasts ARTK Narten on sister channel ARTK Una.
 	1 Jul 2010 	ARTK Wetteo was created in a partnership with NBCUniversal, owners of The Weather Channel. The channel airs programming relating to meteorology, and also airs hourly weather forecasts.
 	6 Sep 2005 	ARTK Sporte is a sports channel, it broadcasts live over satellite. It is also carried on Albian cable-TV providers and digital terrestrial services. Broadcasts parts of major world, Tapanthian, and Albia sports events (i.e. the Olympic Games or the FIFA World Cup) are broadcast here.
 	6 Sep 2005 	ARTK Muzika was launched as a local alternative to channels like MTV and VIVA. The channel airs music videos, as well as content about entertainment and live shows. Concerts are also sometimes aired on the channel.
 	1 Feb 2002 	ARTK Kinou is a movie channel, airing blockbusters and many Albian films. It is the only free-to-air movie channel in Albia; all other movie channels are owned by cable providers.
 	1 Jan 1990 	ARTK Alpa is the ARTK's international television service. It airs in thirteen languages in twenty countries. Programming in ARTK Alpa is mostly factual and news-oriented, though the channel sometimes airs Albian entertainment programming.
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