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| RTP1 | |
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| Launched | March 7, 1957 |
| Owned by | Rádio e Televisão de Portugal |
| Picture format | 576i (PAL), 4:3 most of the time, 16:9 in movies, international series and documentaries. |
| Audience share | 21.7% (July 2008, [1]) |
| Slogan | "Saia da rotina. Entre na RTP1." Leave the routine. Get in the RTP1. |
| Country |  Portugal |
| Headquarters | Lisbon |
| Formerly called | RTP (until 1968) RTP Canal 1 (until 1990) Canal 1 (until April 29, 1996) |
| Sister channel(s) | RTP2 |
| Website | www.rtp.pt |
| Availability | |
| Terrestrial | |
| Analogue | Channel 1 |
| Digital | FTA mux Channel 1 |
| Satellite | |
| TV Cabo | Channel 1 |
| TVTEL | Channel 1 |
| meo Satélite | |
| Cable | |
| TVCabo | Channel 1 |
| TVTEL | Channel 1 |
| Cabovisão | Channel 1 |
| IPTV over ADSL | |
| meo | Channel 1 |
| Clix SmarTV | Channel 1 |
RTP1 is the first television channel of Rádio e Televisão de Portugal, the Portuguese public broadcasting corporation. The first television channel ever launched in Portugal, RTP 1 was launched in 1957 as RTP (and today it is still sometimes marketed as such), and also having a brief period while it was known and marketed as Canal 1 (Channel 1). It is one of the most watched television channels in the country.
RTP1 has a general programming, composed mainly by news and talk shows, sports, factual, national and international fiction, such as movies and TV series. Unlike sister channel RTP2, RTP1 broadcasts commercial advertising, which, along with government grants, finances the channel.
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Identity
RTP1's logotype has been changed various times over the years. In 1990, RTP1 was renamed TV1, later Canal 1, and a permanent, opaque and coloured DOG "C·1" was introduced in the upper-left corner of the channel. The logotype consisted of blue, 3D characters with a golden armillary sphere inside the "C". Most Canal 1 idents were CGI, accompanied by a voice-over chorus singing the name of the channel, and featured several motifs in a short space of time, such as British and American skylines, playing cards, roulettes, riots and astronauts.
In April 29, 1996, Canal 1 was again renamed RTP1, and the new logotype consisted of a white "1" in a light blue background, with the letters "RTP" underneath in white, overlaid in a dark blue background. RTP1 idents consisted mainly on a tridimensional representation of the logo in a blue moving curtain background, with the channel tune played in piano and organ as the background music.
In January 2002, RTP1's logo changed again, and the idents featured it forming from snow, fire and sand.
Since the logo was again changed in March 7, 2004, RTP1 has only used one ident at any period of time, instead of having a collection of idents (sister channel RTP2, for example).
Programs
News
- Bom Dia Portugal (Good Morning Portugal)
- Telejornal (Telejournal)
- Jornal da Tarde (Midday News)
- Portugal em Directo (Portugal in Live)
- Especial Informação
- Em Reportagem
Shows
- Praça Da Alegria (Hapiness Square), a daily variety talk-show broadcast on weekdays between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. It targets the more elderly and illiterate part of the population, with human interest stories, performances by Pimba musicians and redneck comedy skits. It is broadcast continuously since 1995.
- Portugal no Coração (Portugal in the Heart), another daily variety talk-show also broadcast on weekdays between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Also features interviews, live performances and human interest stories, but with a broader target and appeal. These two talk-shows are often criticized for their long running time, less educated target and for competing with other private television stations with the same format, at the same times of the day.
- Só Visto!
- Top +, a weekly music chart show similar in concept to Top of the Pops. It is broadcast continuously on Saturday afternoons since 1991, and is commissioned by the Associação Fonográfica Portuguesa, the chart organization of the country. It features live performances, music videos, music festivals coverage and interviews.
- A Minha Geração (My Generation), a weekly music programme hosted by Catarina Furtado, which focus each week on a different decade. It is broadcast live on Sunday evenings, and features live performances and interviews by artists related to the theme (decade) of the show.
- Olha quem dança!
TV Series
- Grey's Anatomy (Anatomia de Grey)
- Hidden Palms
- Traveler
- Lost (Perdidos)
- Prison Break
- The Unit (A Unidade)
- Conta-me Como Foi (Tell me How it Was)
- Joan Of Arcadia
- Gato Fedorento (Smelly Cat)
- Crossing Jordan (A Encruzilhada)
- Without a Trace (Sem Rasto)
- Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (Terminator: As Crónicas de Sarah Connor)
- Liberdade 21 (Freedom 21)
Game shows
- Dança Comigo (Dancing With The Stars)
- Sabe Mais Do Que Um Miúdo de 10 Anos? (Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?)
- Quem Quer Ser Milionário? (Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?)
- O Preço Certo (The Price is Right)
- Um Contra Todos (1 vs. 100)
- Lingo
- A Herança (L'Eredità)
- Jogo Duplo (PokerFace)
Soap operas
- Amor e intrigas (Love and Intrigues)
- Vila Faia (Portuguese soap opera)
Sports Events and Shows
- Liga Sagres
- Olympic Games 2008
- Jornal Olímpico
- Paralympic Games 2008
- Champions League
- Taça UEFA
- Champions League - Resumos
- Taça UEFA - Resumos
- Domingo Desportivo
Comedy Shows
- Os Contemporâneos
- TeleRural
- Ainda Bem Que Apareceste! (Thank God You're Here)
- Contra-Informação
Others
- Sunday Mass
- Movies
- Other occasional programs
External links
- Official Site (Portuguese)
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