Taiwan Television records its company establishment in April 1962 and the beginning of broadcasts in October that year. Its programme site names main, news, finance and general television services. Keep the actual service and work title when choosing a programme, particularly when a special event has more than one segment.
Read historical and programme references separately
TTV’s milestones give April 28, 1962 for the company and October 10, 1962 for the start of broadcasts. The dates describe different events. Use them when interpreting an older institutional reference. A present programme request needs a work title and the service where it is listed.
The programme site groups news and finance material separately and lists its main and general destinations. Its programme entries also include factual profiles, news discussion, travel variety and animation. If a viewer remembers the subject of an interview or a trip, add that detail before choosing a channel or edition.
Keep a special event’s segment as well as its number
The publisher’s listing for the 63rd Golden Horse Awards distinguishes the red-carpet presentation from the ceremony. Someone who wants arrivals and interviews can look for the red-carpet segment. A viewer who wants the awards presentation should retain the ceremony and edition number. That works for a shared recommendation without relying on an old broadcast time.
Use the same idea for a recurring variety series. The programme site includes a seventh-season variety entry, making the season part of its identity. When finding a remembered performance or guest, retain both the edition and the person. Search for the full episode if the context around that segment is important.
Choose the publisher entry suited to the question
Use a dated schedule for a planned television showing and the actual work entry for material already published. The portal also carries transmitter service notices. If a viewer is trying to understand a reception interruption, keep the locality and notice date. A programme question still needs the intended channel and title.
For a work recommended to someone else, include its title, edition and whether it is a complete programme or selected segment. TTV’s related services cover different kinds of material. The details give the recipient an actual programme to inspect.
Sources and review
- About Taiwan Television — Taiwan Television
- Taiwan Television programme destination — Taiwan Television