TV Cultura
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TV Cultura (Portuguese: Culture TV) is Brazil's television network hosted in São Paulo and a part of Fundação Padre Anchieta. It's directed to culture subjects but also has sports as entertainment options.
It was founded by "Fundação Padre Anchieta - Centro Paulista de Rádio e TV Educativas" (Priest Anchieta Foundation - São Paulo's Center of Radio and Educational TV) - by the government of São Paulo state in 1967, it's a private entity that has intelectual, political and administrative independence. The Foundation receives budget from private initiative, who maintains besides the TV Cultura - two radio broadcasting channels - "Cultura AM" and "Cultura FM".
Inspired by their foundationers, the three broadcasting vehicles offers to the public, general interest information and educational content - to promote educational and culturam improvement from the viewers.
[edit] TV Programming
The TV programming listed in TV Cultura, are very similar to Japan's NHK Public Broadcasting Corporation. It also has 3rd party tv shows, such as Mundo de Beakman a.k.a.Beakman's World
[edit] External links
- Official Site (Portuguese)
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Other networks: TV Cultura | TVE Brasil | Play TV | MTV Brasil | TV Gazeta | Rede Mulher | RBI | CNT Religious networks: Rede Vida | Canção Nova | RBN | RIT | Rede Família Major defunct broadcast networks: Rede Tupi | Rede Excelsior | Rede Manchete |
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