KT

Kwitzka Telewiziönen (KT) is the national TV broadcaster of Kwitzka. It operates the KT1, KT2, KT3, KT Info and KT Plus TV channels. KT1 focuses on news and general programming, KT2 focuses on entertainment TV shows and talk shows, KT3 focuses on regional news and KT Info is an all-news channel.
Kwitzka Telewiziönen is one of the two Kwitzkan broadcasters which are a part of the EBU, with the other being Kwitzka Radiöën.
== History ==
Kwitzka Telewiziönen was founded in 1951. It started broadcasting on the 11th of May. KT2 started broadcasting on 1st August 1969. KT3 began its operations steadily, starting with 1st March 1996 in Nqlät, and ending at 1st September 1998 in Uupnägläfi. KT Info was introduced on 5th of August 2011 alongside MUX-3. 
=== Analog shutdown ===
KT used to broadcast all its channels on analog television untill 2005 when it was switched off in all of Kwitzka, in favour of DVB-T. KT was one of the leading companies in promoting analog switch off, and it was one of the first to stop broadcasting on analog TV.
== Broadcasting ==
All of KT's TV stations broadcast on DVB-T on MUX-1 and DVB-C. KT is also available in Bayland and some parts of Europe. KT1 focuses on broadcasting news and some entertainment, KT2 focuses nearly entirely on entertainment, airing various TV shows and talks, and KT3 focuses on regional news.
== Audience ==
KT1 has the most watched news programme, with ~1.73 million daily viewers. KT2 is the most watched TV channel for entertainment purposes. KT3 has smaller audiences, usually being ~35% of the province's population. 
== KT1 ==
KT1, besides news, has some TV shows. It's most watched TV show is "1 z 10", being based around a host asking participants questions around various topics. If the person asked answers incorrectly, he loses a life. Participants have a total of 3 lives. The winner wins a prize varying from 3000Ap to 8000Ap based on how many questions he's answered. Other KT1 TV shows are "Familiadä" and "Miliöneren". The channel also broadcasts Eurovision Song Contest in Kwitzka.
== KT2 ==
KT2 started broadcasting in 1969 due to the rise in popularity of the TV. It used to broadcast for 10 hours daily between 12:00 and 22:00 until 1983, when the channel's schedule was extended to 18 hours, later extended to 24 hours.
KT2's most watched show is Färmën, being based around 10 people living with each other on a farm and competing to be the most likeable until only 2 people remain. It's the most watched TV show in Kwitzka. Most noteable talk shows include "Wöpröq na mörqdän" and "Qhëren". Other shows on KT2 include Byhghús zk Borys and Symyk Bëtrik Kwitzka.
== KT3 ==
KT3 is a regional TV station, with each province having one. It focuses on regional news and minority broadcasting. Local TV shows are also sometimes played.
The need for KT3 arose after the 1994 provincial reform, which created 14 new provinces in the country. The first channel was launched on 1st of March in 1996 in Nqlät. Originally each KT3 station would only have a 2 hour opt-out in the evening, however that was later changed into 2 3-hour opt outs in the evening and morning.
== KT Info ==
KT Info broadcasts news programmes 24/7, recorded live between 5:00 and 24:00. The TV channel was founded as a competition for TV4 Flëghetr channel and was founded in order to free up KT1's schedule for more general broadcasting, moving a large amount of the news programmes onto KT Info.
== KT Plus ==
KT Plus (commonly abbreviated as KT+) is KT's television channel used for broadcasting most sport events (exceptionally important events are broadcast on KT2) and many concerts.
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