Kazakh TV

Kazakh TV is the first national satellite TV channel of the Khabar Agency, the largest media company in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The channel's first programme was broadcast on 25 October 2002, as part of CaspioNet. The principal mission of Kazakh TV is to present a complete picture of Kazakhstan and Central Asia to foreign viewers.[1]

Not to be confused with Television in Kazakhstan or Qazaqstan (channel).

Kazakh TV
CountryKazakhstan
Broadcast areaWorldwide
HeadquartersNur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
Programming
Language(s)Kazakh, Russian, English
Ownership
OwnerKhabar Agency
History
Launched25 October 2002
Former namesCaspioNet (2002–2012)
Links
Websitewww.kazakh-tv.kz
Availability
Cable
Unitymedia (Germany)Channel 414 (SD)
CaspioNet Logo used until 2012

Kazakh TV broadcasts informative and educational programmes 24 hours a day in Kazakh, Russian, and English.[1] In conjunction with the major satellite operators Eutelsat and Orange S.A., the channel transmits its signal to 93 countries throughout North America, Central America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and Transcaucasia.[2] It has a potential audience of 253 million households.[1]

It provides relevant and objective information about Kazakhstan and Central Asia.[1] The channel broadcasts the main local and international news as well as information about major political, economic and sporting events. The schedules are completed by documentaries, classical and contemporary feature films, children's films, programmes of historical and ethnographic interest, and also views of the most interesting events in the cultural life of the country. These may include theatre performances and various exhibitions.[1]

Satellites: Intelsat 904 (Katelco Plus), Eutelsat (SESAT), Astra 3A (Kabel Deutschland), Hot Bird 8, and as of November 2011 Galaxy 19 97 West.[2]

References
  1. "Kazakh TV - Kazakhstan's first national satellite television channel". Kazakh TV. Retrieved 13 August 2013.
  2. "TV CaspioNet". LyngSat ADDRESS. Archived from the original on 2 February 2014. Retrieved 13 August 2013.


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