Genovia Television

**Genovia Television (GenoVision)**
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The **Genovia Television** (an initialism of the network's current names as **GenoVision** is a Genovian free-to-air television network that is the flagship property of Genovia Radio and Television Broadcasting Corporation, a company under the Thompson Group of Companies. The network is headquartered at the GRTVBC Broadcasting Center in Renaldi District, Pyrus, Kingdom of Genovia with additional offices and production facilities in 25 major cities including Lexington, Kenilworth, Wesperlin, Thermopolis City and other major cities.

Genovia Television (GenoVision) is the oldest television broadcaster in Western Europe and one of the oldest commercial television broadcasters in Europe. It is also the leading television network in Genovia with advertising revenues of 30.5 billion Genoves (LKM) for the fiscal year of 2006. Genovia Television is a first-ever television broadcast was on March 15, 1933 as Genovian Television System. It is also the first television network in Western Europe to broadcast in color in 1948, the first television network in Genovia to formally launch a digital terrestrial television service in 2009 and the first broadcast television network in Genovia to formally launch in high-definition.

The flagship television station of Genovia Television (GenoVision) is GZGT-TV 01 (GTV Channel 01 Pyrus). The network operates across the Mainland Sovereign Principality Country and One Island through the GTV Regional System division which controls of several television stations.

## History

Stephen Moreau, now dubbed as the Father of Genovian Radio and Television, an Genovian electronics and technician engineer who went into radio and television equipment assembly and radio broadcasting and was the owner of GRTVBC, was the first to apply for a license to the Genovian House of Parliament to establish a television station in March 15, 1933 as **Genovian Television System (GTVS)**. His request was granted on January 16, 1934 under the Principality Act no. 4248. Because of the strict import controls and the lack of raw materials needed to open a TV station in Genovia during the mid-20th century, Moreau branched to radio broadcasting instead on the **Radio Genovia System (RGS)** on June 03, 1925 around the several stations in Mainland Genovia and Thermopolis Islands under the part of **Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service (GTVBS)** was began on July 25, 1935.

The Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service (GTVBS) was successfully operations around the Mainland Genovia and Thermopolis Islands on January 12, 1937 was both the Radio Genovia System (RGS) and Genovian Television System (GTVS) are prepares was beginning the several programming such as entertainment programs, musical shows, variety shows, comedy skits and short newscasts. Jazz and ballads became standard fare. At that time, the largest publishing company was Pyrus Newspapers and Magazings, with **The Genovian Chronicle** as the leading the largest English language newspaper since 1890. In 1939, Stephen Moreau agreed to the radio and television broadcasting in Genovia nd masterminded the introduction of television to the country in 1933.

During the outbreak of the Second World War, the Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service (GTVBS) including Radio Genovia System (RGS) and Genovian Television System (GNVTVS) were shut down the several operations in Mainland Genovia and Thermopolis Islands on June 26, 1940 to leaving the Kingdom of Genovia was the following the Battle of France by the Nazi German forces before the Axis Occupation.

The Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service (GTVBS) including Radio Genovia System (RGS) and Genovian Television System (GTVS) sets on temporary broadcast in exile at the newly headquarters in London, United Kingdom for the Genovian Television System (GTVS) and Radio Genovia System (RGS) was reopening back on the air on July 01, 1940 and for the first time as the international broadcasting network to get the airs of the Second World War on the Nazi Regime to the temporary liberated in Genovia from Allied forces.

On September 01, 1944 until the near end of World War II, the Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service (GTVBS) including Radio Genovia System (RGS) and Genovian Television System (GTVS) was returning back on the air in goes back home to reopening broadcast in Pyrus, Kingdom of Genovia and went the air for the Speech of King Benjamin Renaldi of Genovia and the Restoration of the Monarchy Government of the Kingdom of Genovia and Thermopolis Islands turns the liberated by the Free Genovian and Allied Forces was done for the defeat of Nazi Germany.

On January 01, 1945, Genovian Television System (GTVS) launches the newly newscast as **The Liberation News** and **The Voice of the Revolution** is a English language newscast and start for the headlines and airs today and went the news coverage of the Surrender of Nazi Germany in May 08, 1945 until near the end of World War II. The newly GTVS personalities such as of all anchors and reporters was only the news around the Mainland Genovia and Thermopolis Islands.

In March 10, 1975, Queen Olivia Clarisse Renaldi of Genovia was arrive and speeches at the GTVBS Broadcasting Centre was the conglomerate dropped the word "Genovian Radio and Television Broadcast Service" went to replace from its corporate name, changing it from as the newly Genovia Radio and Television Broadcasting Corporation (GRTVBC). According to Kristoff Moreau, Chairman of the Genovia Radio and Television Broadcasting Corporation from 1975 to 1995. The media business has never gone beyond merely broadcasting to encompass other radio and television stations on the oldest and largest since March 15, 1933. Genovia Radio and Television Broadcasting Corporation (GRTVBC) went the two renames as **Genovia Television** was also known as ***GenoVision*** and **Genovian Radio** was also known as ***GenoRadio*** are two broadcast sets on radio and television are replacement of formerly names of Radio Genovia System (RGS) and Genovian Television System (GTVS).

The Liberation News and The Voice of the Revolution ended on March 14, 1975 to make way for GenoVision News Simulcast and GenoVision Headline News on March 17, 1975 is a current English language newscast. L'Observateur Génovie (The Genovian Observer) and L'Entretien Genovie (The Genovian Interview) starts on April 07, 1975 is a first ever French language newscast in Genovia on airs Genovia Television.

## Programming

***Main Article: List of programs broadcast by Genovia Television***

The majority of the programs shown on the network are created by the Genovia Radio and Television Broadcasting Corporation's News, Sports and Entertainment division. GenoVision Entertainment Group is responsible for original programs ranging from musical and variety shows, showbiz, lifestyle, comedy talk shows, comedy, gag shows, and sitcoms. The news, information, public service, and documentary programs are produced by the GenoVision News and Information Affairs and by other independent production outfits. GenoVision also acquires and syndicates program formats from abroad, most of which are reality shows. GenoVision also shows regional programs, TV specials, sporting and awarding events.