Television in Russia

Medium Wave Broadcasting (1931-1941)
On September 10, 1931, the All-Union Committee on Radio Broadcasting (WRC) was created at the People's Commissariat of Posts and Telegraphs - the first television and radio company in Russia.

Ultra-short wave television broadcasting in Moscow and Leningrad (1939-1957)
February 14, 1956, television in Moscow became a two-program, the Central Radio Administration of the USSR launched the Central Television Channel the Moscow program , the Central Television Channel itself began to be called the Central Television Program I.

Monopoly of the USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting (1957-1982): Central Program I
At first, the broadcast was black and white, and from October 1, 1967, regular broadcasts of the first program of DT in color began using the SECAM system .

Monopoly of the USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting: Central Television Program I and Central Television Program II (1982-1993)
Broadcasting television during this period also went mainly through black-and-white televisions, color began to enter into circulation.

Tripolia RGTRK Ostankino, VGTRK and GTRK Petersburg - Channel 5 (1993-1996)
The end of the trip ORT, VGTRK and GTRK Petersburg - Channel Five (1996-2001)
Further development of commercial television (2001-2005)
Television broadcasting during this period was carried out via broadcasting, satellite, cable television, which became widespread during these years.

The modern period (since 2006)
Distribution of IP-television and Internet broadcasting; since 2012, digital broadcasting of federal channels has been introduced.

• Time is the first information program of the USSR and Russia.
• Travelers Club - Soviet and Russian television program dedicated to the popularization of tourism and travel. Listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest program on Russian television.
• What? Where? When? - The oldest television game in the USSR and Russia, released in 1975.
• GOOG night kids!
• KVN
• Health
• Jumble

• Ostankino TV Center
• List of Russian TV channels
• FSUE "Space Communication"
• Russian television and radio broadcasting network
• List of the highest television towers and radio towers in Russia
• List of television satellites
• High Definition Television in Russia

• Fedor Razzakov . The death of Soviet TV. Book 1. Secrets of television. From Stalin to Gorbachev, 1930-1991. - M .: Eksmo, 2009 .-- 528 p. - ISBN 978-5-699-33296-0 .
• Fedor Razzakov . The splendor and poverty of Russian TV. Book 2. Secrets of television. From Yeltsin to Medvedev. 1992-2008. - M .: Eksmo, 2009 .-- 592 p. - ISBN 978-5-699-33297-7 .

• Complete data on existing and existing television companies in Russia
• Television History Site
• USSR TV - Portal of Soviet television A joint project of the URAVO media group and the Russian State Radio and Television Fund. Free viewing of Soviet television broadcasts from 1952 to 1992.
• Under the rule of maniacs (neopr.) . Moscow Komsomolets (November 6, 2011).
• Putin's country and series. An anthology of the most popular television projects over the past 12 years (neopr.) . lenta.ru (March 14, 2014).