Viutv 6 Schedule

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Thecompany was launched in January 2010, HKTVE has applied for an over-the-air license for PCCW Limited. HKTVE's license was formally approved by the Hong Kong government on the first day of April 2015, concurrent with the announcement that ATV's over-the-air license would be revoked on 31 March 2016.[1]

Upon approval, HKTVE plan to launch a Cantonese channel within 12 months and an English channel within 24 months. The Cantonese service and ATV's replacement, ViuTV, will operate on a 24-hour schedule,[2] While the English channel, ViuTVsix, will also operate on a 17-hour schedule. The licence was issued on a 12-year term, subject to a mid-term review in 2021.[1][3]

Experience the excitement and novelty of Hong Kong television with the ViuTV app, a complementary companion for audiences seeking diverse and engaging entertainment. As a free TV station known for its depth, creativity, and niche content, ViuTV has become a staple for Hong Kong viewers. With a wide array of reality shows, dramas, talk shows, variety programs, and travelogues, it resonates particularly well with the younger demographic. The platform serves as a gateway to an extensive selection of the latest acquired dramas, animations, and varied content encompassing news, finance, music, sports, and more.

Indulge in a world of entertainment through the app, tailored to provide a rich viewing experience across multiple devices. The convenience of on-demand programming means audiences can catch up on their favorite shows at any time. Engage with the thrill of real-time broadcasts with the live simulcast feature, allowing seamless tuning into channel 99.

This service elevates the level of interaction by enabling live chat during streams, fostering a sense of community among viewers. Pushing the bounds of traditional television, the built-in AR game adds an extra layer of fun, offering rewards through interactive gameplay. Users can stay informed with the most up-to-date TV schedules and enjoy a viewing experience that can be customized by taking advantage of membership, granting access to the full content library and personalized features.

Designed to fit beautifully on any screen, the game ensures that larger displays promise 'larger joy' with a dedicated Android TV version available for an even more immersive experience. Please note that the content is intended exclusively for Hong Kong audiences, and live simulcast for channel 96 is not yet available. For those who enjoy the offerings and experience, a positive rating can contribute to its ongoing evolution and improvement.

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ViuTV is a free TV station in Hong Kong. Its productions are famous for being in depth, niche and creative. A series of reality shows, dramas, talk shows, variety shows and travelogues have earned reputations and become especially popular among youngsters. Not the mention the latest acquired dramas and animations, plus new, finance, music, sports and many other diversified programs, ViuTV has given Hong Kong audiences many more entertainment choices.

Through ViuTV app, audiences can watch programs and exclusive online videos on demand, or interact with other audiences while watching the live stream, enjoying 24 hours non-stop entertainment across different devices.

Encore: Catch up programs on demand.

Live Simulcast: Watch live broadcast of ch.99 simultaneously.

Live Chat: Interact with others while watching live stream.

AR Game: Redeem rewards with the AR interactive game.

Schedule: Keep updated with the latest TV schedule.

Membership: Enjoy the full library and all personalized functions.

About ViuTV

Hong Kong Television Entertainment Company Limited is dedicated to providing diverse audio-visual entertainment for the Hong Kong audience. It operates free-to-air TV channels, which include Chinese-language ViuTV on channel 99 and English-language ViuTVsix on channel 96. Broadcasting on a 24-hour schedule, ViuTV produces factual entertainment, family variety shows, drama, travelogue, informative shows, and offers quality news and sports programmes. ViuTVsix features a wide range of programmes, from famous American talk shows, classic Hollywood movies to live broadcasts on major entertainment and sporting events.

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Hong Kong's biggest television station, TVB, was told today that it can stop airing programmes from public broadcaster RTHK, including the popular and recently controversial "Headliner" show, and current affairs programme "Hong Kong Connection,'' RTHK reports.

The Communications Authority made the announcement just weeks after TVB asked for the requirement to be lifted, with ViuTV also now free to stop airing RTHK shows.

Licencing conditions previously meant that TVB was required to carry 3.5 hours of RTHK programmes on its Chinese channels per week, and ViuTV obliged to air 2.5 hours of programmes "in the public interest" provided by the government department.

The requirement for free-to-air broadcasters to show RTHK program was first introduced in 1990. At the time, RTHK did not operate its own TV channels.

The Communications Authority notes that as well its three digital terrestrial television channels, RTHK also makes its programmes available on its website and mobile apps.

"After considering the free TV licensee's request and the views of the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, the Communications Authority concurs that there is no justifiable case to continue to require commercial broadcasters to broadcast RTHK programmes," a statement said.

"Furthermore, lifting the requirements enables free TV licensees to put the spectrum and airtime released to more efficient use. The timeslots vacated could be used to broadcast other programmes, thereby providing more diversified TV programme choices to the public," it adds.

"This could also allow commercial broadcasters to generate more advertising/sponsorship income, thereby facilitating their business amidst the increasing challenges faced by the broadcasting industry."

The authority noted that RTHK had not objected to the move. It said the two free-to-air broadcasters can decide themselves if and when to stop airing the public broadcaster's programmes.

TVB welcomed the decision, saying it has been appealing for the requirement to be dropped since 2016. It said the requirement is "sheer duplication" and deprives viewers of more choice. The broadcaster says it plans to use the time freed up to extend its "News at 6:30" programme from 30 minutes to 1 hour, as there is demand for more news from the public.

In the summer of 2017, RTHK and TVB had a public falling out after TVB pulled an episode of Headliner from its scheduled evening time slot without warning. Footage of President Xi Jinping speaking in Hong Kong earlier in the day was shown instead, prompting the government-run broadcaster to file a complaint to the Communications Authority.

The authority said at the time that TVB should have asked permission for the schedule change in advance.

Now, a new chapter has begun for the Institute as it looks to reach new heights in its redefined role and build upon change. Despite the transferral of these functions, the Institute will continue to shoulder essential responsibilities of registering CPAs, the training and development of the accounting profession in Hong Kong through the Qualification Programme and continuing professional development programmes, as well as the crucial role of setting professional standards and supporting our members.

To kick us off, starting from 30 October, a brand new series of short interviews developed by the Institute in collaboration with local outlet ViuTV will be broadcasted on television once a week to introduce the accounting profession to the broader public. These shorts will take a look at different experiences on the career ladder as well as how accountants are fulfilling their social responsibility.

Through this programme, we hope to articulate the lively dynamics of the accounting profession for the general public. Interested members should stay tuned to our social media channels for the latest broadcasting schedules as well as upcoming celebration events.

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