Centrovision

Centrovision is a central continent television telecommunications network owned and operated by the Central Broadcasting Alliance (CBA). It was founded in 1966 in Amstague, Gallitonia, and its first official transmission took place on 30 August 1966.
Major television broadcasts are distributed live through the Centrovision network to CBA members. Members share breaking news footage through the daily Centrovision news exchange (CVN). They also exchange television programmes through the network.
The CBA department that operated the Centrovision network became a separate joint-stock company under Gallitonian law in 2019, with the CBA as its sole shareholder.
== Transmission ident ==
thumb|236x236px|The 2019 version of the Centrovision ident, featuring the RHK logo. Broadcast prior to the CBA Song Festival 2019.
Centrovision television transmissions may be recognised by the Centrovision ident and the opening theme of Marc-Antoine Charpentier's "Te Deum" which appears before and after the programme to indicate to viewers they are connected and watching via the Centrovision network. The most famous and well known times for this to occur is before and after the CBA Song Festival, although most contributed items, such as international relays of sports events, including the Olympics, are not thus credited and the general public is therefore mostly unaware of Centrovision's involvement.
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