Bostel

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Bostel Television
Type Satellite network
Country United States
Availability USA - Chicago Area
Slogan One for all (English)
Jedna za sve (Bosnian)
Launch date 2001
Website
www.rtvbostel.com

RTV Bostel or Bostel is Bosnian radio-television of Chicago. Its television program is two hours long and is completely in the Bosnian language. It first aired in September of 2001 . Bostel is the first and only type of television service for Bosnians.

Bostel radio-television gives its listeners-viewers concrete and current entertainment information on Chicago and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Bostel team forms creative, educational, and interesting shows for both its radio program and television programs. Bostel is always up-to-date with its information.

It primarily broadcasts in Chicago and its suburbs, and the city of St. Louis. It is found in Chicago on WOCH-CA channel 41. RTV Bostel has established an agreement with Dish Network, to have it broadcast, the Bostel television program on Thursdays for one-hour.

Along with its radio and television broadcasts, Bostel tires to raise money for charities. It raises money for the Bosnian Mosque of the Chicago area. Currently it is raising for the establishment of a Bosnian Cultural Center in Chicago for the Bosnian community. It is also known for its money donations to poverty-stricken men, women, and children of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bostel expanded to a 24-hour service in October 2006, and has become available to viewers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bostel's mission is that it connects the displaced Bosnians with their nation. This is very much true considering the programs that they bring to the United States. One program called "Naša Realnost" gives inside and asks for donations to the poor. Bostel's focus is on helping the community as much as posible.

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