Rtve launches new cultural channel on dtt, streaming platforms
- Rtve unveils plans for thematic culture channel
- Arising from rtve's imprescindibles program
- Mix of music, film, theater, and digital trends
- Arte inspiration and potential international collaboration
- Documentaries, revivals, and orchestral performances
- June launch and streaming availability
- Partnerships with mobile operators
Rtve unveils plans for thematic culture channel
nSpanish public broadcaster RTVE
is set to introduce a new cultural-focused channel on terrestrial digital television (DTT) and various streaming platforms.n
Arising from rtve's imprescindibles program
nThe channel will be directed by Ana Peláez, current head of the Arts and Knowledge area and director of the popular Imprescindibles program.
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Mix of music, film, theater, and digital trends
nThe new channel will feature a diverse range of content, including music, cinema, theater, and digital trends. It may follow a similar format to other thematic blocks offered by private networks like Antena 3.
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Arte inspiration and potential international collaboration
nRTVE's new channel is reportedly drawing inspiration from Arte, a French-German cultural television network. There's also a possibility of collaborations and content sharing with other European broadcasters.
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Documentaries, revivals, and orchestral performances
nThe channel will revive classic content such as Estudio 1, arts performances, and Spanish films. It will also feature collaborations with RTVE's own radio stations like Radio 3 and Radio 3 Extra, as well as performances by the Orquesta y Coro RTVE and major Spanish opera houses.
nJune launch and streaming availability
nWhile an exact launch date has not been confirmed, RTVE is aiming for a June debut for the new channel. Interestingly, it may initially become available on streaming platforms before its terrestrial broadcast.
nPartnerships with mobile operators
nRTVE is in talks with mobile operators like Movistar Plus+, Orange TV, Vodafone TV, and DIGI TV to make the channel accessible on their platforms, potentially prior to its DTT rollout.
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